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Old 11th April 2025, 09:16 PM   #1
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Ouuu blade is so well made, it looks real 100% BUT it bends like butter, im not egsagarating it is so soft that there is no way you could make a sirious damage with it.

I dont get it if they put so much effort in that forgery, why not make good tempered blade....?
One thing blade when struck with nail sings like its tempered but it definetly is not!

And on that other fake polish saber, blade snaped when i bent it, martensite like steel structure, some mix of steels acid aged.

It realy disgusts me that scammers and scumbags, make forgery of an antique weapons.

One needs to be very very carefull and thrust no one, but then again i dont get it several expert people looked at that polish saber and all said it is genuine, one of those persons is a old guy who has amazing european! Weapons from 1500-1800 and he was allso deceived by that forgery.
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Old 11th April 2025, 10:34 PM   #2
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One needs to be very very carefull and thrust no one, but then again i dont get it several expert people looked at that polish saber and all said it is genuine, one of those persons is a old guy who has amazing european! Weapons from 1500-1800 and he was allso deceived by that forgery.
It reminds me of the 1976 film with Adriano Celentano, "Bluff: A History of Scams and Frauds."
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