04-08-2014, 05:36 AM
ähm... why not???
they had the technology to grind a proper blade shape out of a forged blank... where is the difference? despite the fact that in most known blade constructions of that timeframe there would be no hard steel "behind" a broken-off tip. but such repaired / shortened swords are well-known from the 3rd century ad
they had the technology to grind a proper blade shape out of a forged blank... where is the difference? despite the fact that in most known blade constructions of that timeframe there would be no hard steel "behind" a broken-off tip. but such repaired / shortened swords are well-known from the 3rd century ad
Als Mensch zu dumm, als Schwein zu kleine Ohren...
Jürgen Graßler
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Jürgen Graßler
www.schorsch-der-schmied.de
www.facebook.com/pages/AG-Historisches-Handwerk/203702642993872