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  1. MahakaalSavaLakh
    The definition of pitting is : make a hollow or indentation in the surface of.- like small indentations from rust eating into the blade. these blades have next to nothing pitting in that definition.I would refer to the stains as stable oxidation of the steel rather than active rust or the after effect e.g pitting. That would be my understanding
  2. MahakaalSavaLakh
    not always the case if the sword is kept in the right conditions.
  3. MahakaalSavaLakh
    and they dont have any rust on them lol.
  4. MahakaalSavaLakh
    sorry to burst your bubble there weren't tank axle's available in the 18th c
  5. MahakaalSavaLakh
    I'll be in the midlands next weekend if anybody wants to purchase these from the midlands and doesn't want them posted etc
  6. MahakaalSavaLakh
    yes wootz isn't available today nor do indian bladesmithes fold their blades. they are use a produce to fake the similar patterns that of wootz and folding. most stuff out of indian is made of kamani steek ( tank axles ) or just iron. the odd skela or spring steel comes along but nothing in terms of wootz , folded or carbons steel of 18th c.
  7. MahakaalSavaLakh
    the tulwar is folded steel and i'm not sure on the sirohi
  8. MahakaalSavaLakh
    they are from a private collection , the sirohi is of rajastan typical style and the tulwar is fom lahore , likely sikh due to lahore being the captial of sikhs,
  9. MahakaalSavaLakh
    its sad to say most Sikhs aren't even interested in items such as original jung tested and jung worthy shaster relating directly to their heritage and dharma, whilst goray are collecting them like pokemon cards and sell them like any other antiques.
  10. MahakaalSavaLakh
    @BhForce it comes with experience and handling antique arms and armour day to day. as it is the same with puratan manuscripts. most sikhs can't tell the difference between a real live blade and a dull showpiece, in regards to weight, edge retention, fit , feel ,shape, you can tell from the quality of the finish , the colour, the thickness of the old and silver work, the designs, polishes etc. etc. most sikhs can't tell the difference between a real antique and a fake aged one from India due to the lack of gyan in that area. Whatever area you study you become proficient in that mode of study.
  11. MahakaalSavaLakh
    PM'D bump
  12. MahakaalSavaLakh
    VJKKVJKF Two antique gold and silver gauga yamuna tulwars for sale one comes with the orginal scabbard. 18th c pieces. serious buyers DM. dhanvaad
  13. MahakaalSavaLakh
    any takers?
  14. MahakaalSavaLakh
    £60 takes both final price drop!
  15. MahakaalSavaLakh
    hmm how is he shady?
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