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Old 3rd April 2012, 10:10 PM   #8
Fernando K
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Hola, Spiral:

Si el dibujo del "scroll" es un grabado al ácido, el fondo debería mostrar el dibujo del damasco. Yo no creo que se haya pulido el fondo tan bien, que se haya eliminado el dibujo o patron.

Queda asimismo el asunto del "recazo". Creo que si la hoja era de damasco, se destacaría el dibujo en una pàrte importante.

Tengo el catálogo de un a firma similar - Eichorn - de sables para todas partes del mundo - incluído Estados Unidos y Europa, y no hay un solo ejemplar de damasco.

Afectuosamente. Fernando K

Hello, Spiral:

If the the "scroll" pattern is an etching, the bottom should show the damascus pattern. I do not think the bottom has been polished so much that it removed the effect or pattern.

However the issue of "recazo" remains. I think if the blade were Damascus, the pattern would stand out in an important part.

I have the catalog of a signature similar to - Eichhorn - sabers for all parts of the world - including the United States and Europe, and there is no single damascus example.

Affectionately. Fernando K
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