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Old 2nd April 2006, 09:37 AM   #4
Tim Simmons
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I just do not Know; the knife here is fully tempered and the bend to the tip seems to have been formed in a very controlled manner. Also there appears to be no pressure marks or signs of misuse to the central ridge on both sides of the blade at the tip. If it was not so well formed and tempered I would be happy to just tap it straight again with my rawhide mallet. There must be more like this?
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