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Old 20th March 2016, 09:23 PM   #1
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If there is no rivet hole under the langet, the unusual length of the blade is more likely to be explained by the loss of the distal part . Usually, khandas have a spoon-like widening of the tip and very often it is either rounded or triangular but with a very obtuse angle. Yours is quite sharp and fit for stabbing.

I think the sword was reworked. Whether it was during its active life, to preserve its fighting function, or much later on, to preserve it as a decorative item, I can't tell.

Hell of a job you are going to have cleaning the rust....
Something new for rust:
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Old 22nd March 2016, 07:11 PM   #2
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Here is the manufacturer:
http://www.cleanlaser.de/wEnglish/pr...anchor=2110009
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