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    Interesting, never heard of that before. Bob

    Interesting, never heard of that before.

    Bob
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    Good one. :tu Bob

    Good one. :tu

    Bob
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    Sorry was not very clear on what I meant. Both...

    Sorry was not very clear on what I meant. Both the corners where the bevel and the spine meet the end of the blade are beveled/chamfered, not just the bevel muted.

    Does the slight difference...
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    Note that it does not look rounded but...

    Note that it does not look rounded but beveled/chamfered in the Aust photo and that the same treatment is given to the spine also. So no, not like blunting a square point in the tradition sense.
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    Googled "Amerikanischer Kopf" and found this...

    Googled "Amerikanischer Kopf" and found this 6/8" Rasiermesser mit amerikanischem Kopf . Like I said a very minute difference to the definition of square point found here Straight razor - Wikipedia,...
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    Look closely gentlemen and see that the corners...

    Look closely gentlemen and see that the corners are beveled/chamfered a bit as opposed to being right angles as one a square point. It is such a minute difference but it is there. At least that is...
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    Never heard of an American Point before either...

    Never heard of an American Point before either but I can say my vintage Herder Constant stainless has such a point. They have been around awhile.

    Bob
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