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Join Date: Aug 2007
Location: Germany, Dortmund
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Here are my Cambodian utility knives for sharing!
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Join Date: Dec 2004
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Hi Detlef. Your Cambodian knives are very similar to Thai knives.
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Oh, I am pretty sure that all three knives are from the 19th century, I know how they looked when I or in one case Robert received them, all three knives received restoration and blade polishing. Look for example the one in down, the blade was heavily corroded.
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Detlef, I was not suggesting that your knives were from WWII period or later. Rather that brass was used more extensively post WWII, making the distinction that you described more difficult to apply to items post-WWII.
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