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Old 6th July 2019, 06:28 PM   #1
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It never gets old seeing these takouba with old European blades, thank you for sharing.
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Old 7th July 2019, 04:53 PM   #2
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Would you consider this type of blade to be a European blade of that age without the marks.
I have one such that arrived dismounted and trashed without even a tang, but otherwise, bar the marks, exactly the same......
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Old 7th July 2019, 06:48 PM   #3
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Would you consider this type of blade to be a European blade of that age without the marks.
I have one such that arrived dismounted and trashed without even a tang, but otherwise, bar the marks, exactly the same......
Depending on the geometry and steel quality it would certainly be a possibility. These older blades generally have a very gentle lenticular cross section after the fuller, newer ones new seem to be less smooth.

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