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Ian, as far as i know, some high quality antique straight swords from China have a hamon. But i have never seen such a blade, they are seemingly quite rare.
If not repolished, the hamon disappear after a few decades, depending on the quality of forging and heating. I cannot see, whether there is a hamon or not. This is why i asked for more pictures with flash. Additionally i suggest a careful cleaning with a non-abrasive metal polish. In my opinion this is not a three layers construction. The border between the outer and inner steel is normally more or less straight or chaotic. Imho the blade looks like high quality forging. I like the blade very much. Roland Last edited by Roland_M; 26th May 2015 at 04:47 PM. |
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