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Galvano,
I have seen blades with markings like that along the blade, but they were filled with brass. Funny that the last one should be silver , and the other ones not. Jens |
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I do not understand the utility of these marks
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I have only one Indian sword with holes like that, and on mine they are filled with brass like i wrote. The number of holes is three – and the sword is a khanda. Unfortunately I don’t know what this means, and so far I have not met anyone who knows. I have seen blades with only one hole filled with iron, this is said to be from testing the blade, but why test the blade and not the ingot? Unless of course the blade was already made for export, so the only test which could be made, was testing the blade – maybe this is true, I don’t know.
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do you Have a photograph of your khanda?
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This one shows two of them.
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ho good swoord !!!!!!!
ok for the holes. I would like to remake velvet in the basket hilt. Do you have a model? thanks galvano |
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Sorry, but I can't help you with the hilt, can't you use the old one for a model?
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