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Old 11th March 2021, 05:02 AM   #3
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Originally Posted by Rafngard
I'm sure actual experts will have better informed opinions on these, but maybe my off the cuff opinion can help flush them out ;-)

Based on the greneng, especially on the Maranao one, I'd say these are post-WWII.

Absolutely beautiful examples either way.

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Leif
Thanks Leif!!! yep they're a joy to wield and cut with. Still got a lot of functional life left in them.
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