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Old 13th September 2022, 06:47 AM   #7
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If it is lightweight, most likely is old, maybe 19th century? As new blade usually are heavier than the old.
It's the most hefty among my probably-archaic pieces, but still lighter compared to late 19th century ones. I believe the reason for the heft is it has a beefier blade (thicker) compared to others of its era.
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