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4th July 2023, 06:05 AM
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Join Date: Oct 2007
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It is a classic hexagonal cross sectioned Bugis blade Alan.
Looks like an old marriage, I cannot see evidence of modern tampering with the timbers, a perfectly snug fit. The inside of the wrongko retains old dry patina with a warm glossy patina over the lip where the blade has rested and moved in and out... old timber working reliefs within seem undisturbed. |
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