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Location: The Netherlands
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It is the thrird such hilt of this construction that I have seen in the last 12 months and all appeared to have very nice age to them. All were Kards with scabbards that enveloped the hilt. I am sure I have images on file of one because I wanted to buy it for my personal collections. One scabbard was basic timber and old leather and the one I wanted was a scabbard of unusual form in that it was silver with Niello script on the reverse, I will try to find it as perhaps the script will offer a better indication of origins.
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I meant efectiveness. This one looks (to me) more like a decorative addition ![]() |
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Here is something interesting concerning Joar.
http://books.google.com/books?id=Xgc...0steel&f=false |
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Join Date: Nov 2004
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If I'm seeing the blade correctly it looks as if the pattern material is laid on a steel core . ![]() The pattern is way too random and complex to be a faked surface IMO . Last edited by Rick; 1st August 2010 at 05:40 PM. Reason: Another thought |
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You could be very right. As i mentioned before it isn't my field at all. I remembered seeing such tips before. ![]() |
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