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Old 9th January 2012, 07:07 PM   #13
hbhansen
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Originally Posted by delor
The blade shows no sign of being laminated. It has visible traces of the forging process, as the steel as been almost not grinded on the "rear" side of the blade.
The handle seems to be ivory. Would it be possible to see a photo of the rear part of the handle ? (the inside material of some tusks have a very characteristic aspect).
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Bernard
Hi Bernard
Here are some additional pictures, hope they are useful.
Best
Henrik
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