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Old 10th April 2022, 09:45 PM   #1
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Very nice furniture.
Sewars are stabbing daggers and are not intended for slashing blows with likely hitting hard objects. I know about scarf welding, but just in case....
This sewar had a misfortune, but likely was important to to owner to justify the repair.
But the carving and the silver rings on the scabbard are very attractive.
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Old 10th April 2022, 11:00 PM   #2
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Very nice furniture.
Sewars are stabbing daggers and are not intended for slashing blows with likely hitting hard objects. I know about scarf welding, but just in case....
This sewar had a misfortune, but likely was important to to owner to justify the repair.
But the carving and the silver rings on the scabbard are very attractive.
You have a keen eye, and this might explain the the bargain price.
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