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Location: Moenchengladbach, Germany
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This is no cable damascus but a pattern damascus named Turkish ribbon. This pattern is produced by forging and twisting several bars of damascus steel individually which are than forged together to give the blade a special appearence. This kind of pattern is fairly common on old turkish blades.
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Location: Poland, Krakow
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![]() My question: "fairly common on old turkish blades" - how old? |
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This is a pretty poor example of Turkish Ribbon , if it is Turkish ribbon .
I think it might possibly be cable , or an apprentice's first attempt at T.R. With all of the cold shuts I'm left wondering . ![]() |
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