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Old 22nd November 2025, 11:43 AM   #9
Will M
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I agree this is likely a modern sword that has been corroded to fake age. Straight edges have not lost any material and overall corrosion is even. The metal impurities would cause some uneven corrosion and loss that is not seen here. However stating it's fake without providing proof/reference isn't very helpful, it's interesting to know what you see that leads you to your conclusion.
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