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That is a nice katar Marius - congratulations:-).
I dont know if Nitral could be too old. I doubt it, but I dont know. Maybe if you try something else it will work. I do love 'singing' katars, they are in a class of their own. Katars of this type, means they were made of top craftsmen. |
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Thank you Jens!
Also the scabbard and the koftgari appear to be the original. Providing that I will manage to etch it adequately, what would you suggest: a) to etch the whole blade and leave it etched b) to etch the blade and polish the tip and edges?! |
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Marius:-):-)
Every collector has his preference. I would think, the age of the katar taken into consideration, I would etch the whole blade and polish the edges. It really is a difficult question, as some would polish/burnish the blade - while others would do nothing of the kind - I for one would not do this. Jens |
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