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Kalis with unusual Lamination

10th February 2013, 06:55 PM

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kai

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Hello Jose,

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I might also add that they are also earlier, perhaps pre-1890s. Most of those I have seen seem to be from 1700s to the mid 1870s.

Could you please elaborate: Do you refer to Moro twistcore in general?

While many twistcore blades are really old (19th c. or even archaic), I've seen "plenty" that seemed to suggest a 20th c. origin to me.

Regards,
Kai

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