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Old 3rd April 2016, 06:24 PM   #7
Jim McDougall
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Originally Posted by ariel
Blade is (safely) 19th century.
But my antennae are twitching when I look at the adhesive : too much of it, too clumsy, too new-looking. Tough to be certain without personal inspection, but it looks like loose handle being fixed or a totally new handle was attached to the blade pretty recently. The latter looks more likely: the blade is very clean under the langet, although it still has rust close to the edge and spine. My guess it is a composite.
Well observed Ariel!! and thank you for the excellent explanations that accompany your deductions, perfectly Holmes!!
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