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Maranao kris?

23rd October 2012, 02:50 AM

David

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Quote:

Originally Posted by Rick

There must also be good examples extant of post WWII blades too .

I believe there are Rick and i think we have seen some of them in this forum. While quality in general has certainly fallen over the years there have always been at least a few good craftsmen around producing quality blades even after WWII.

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