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Old 20th June 2007, 08:25 PM   #10
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Originally Posted by LOUIEBLADES
I have a problem with this sword. If the they wanted to copy a Japanese katana why would they etch the blade so dark or at all? Mark is there any examples of Burmese or Siamese swords being etched in this way? The blade seems more Indonesian to me as far as etching and pamor is concerned. Sorry but it just does not strike me as old or Siamese. The overall fit and finish is not that good. I would think if you were going to give a gift to a President or king of another country it would be of finer quality than what is pictured.

Lew
The etch is highly unusual for Thai or Burmese swords, in my experience, Lew.
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