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Old 26th December 2024, 01:53 PM   #16
Maurice
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Thanks Maurice! The "new" one is a very massive chopper with heavy lamination. I've rubbed the blade with lemon juice but it needs a stronger etchant to show it better. Here a pic without flash to get an impression.

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Detlef
Thank you for the photo which shows the lamination of your alameng. Celebes had imo top blacksmiths!

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