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Thank you Chregu,
Assuming it is not against the rules could you please post directions to the website, so we can check the reference. I'm not saying the dealer is wrong, but there have been so many disparate suggestions as to the origin of these knives I'd like to know why he says it is Burmese. Best wishes Richard |
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References certainly would add weight to any webpage description...even Bonhams has had these listed as African in the past....but without references....
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Looking at the knife in question, the plain side does not look "unworked" to me, it looks delaminated. In other words damage, perhaps from rust, perhaps acid used to clean it in the past, perhaps poor welds/slag inclusions etc, failing.
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can not find the page!
But I did not say that it definitely is Burma, there was no proof! for me it is only a hint to look in that direction! I've said in the beginning, the resemblance to a Dha is big. greeting Chregu |
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