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Old 18th August 2005, 11:39 AM   #1
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Hi DIYAR, welcome to the forum. Now forgive me if i grill you a little bit.
"harzardous meteorite pamoer" ?! What ever do you mean by that? How could you possible tell from these photographs if meteoric pamor was used when even scientific tests on the blades metals themselves would not be conclusive on such a question? And if so (BIG "If) what would possibly be "hazardous" about it?
What gives you the impression that this was a Datu of Chieftain's blade? How can you determine this from the blade alone (remember, this is not the original hilt and was only recently added)?
You mention Moro possibilities twice in your post but state nothing to back this up. What do you mean by "Moro of unknown evidence"? Have you ever seen another Moro blade with pamor adeg? Or one with this type of blade profile? What about this blade makes you date it at "300 yrs old or more"? What do you find to be "superior" about the look of this blade?
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Old 18th August 2005, 03:30 PM   #2
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Wow, looking forward to hear more from Diyar and the others .
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