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Amen !! Brother. :angel:

Nice finds.!!
Great condition, too.
Still waiting to find a Heljestrand in the wilds myself.

Nice hunting.
Guess you got your cabinet full for the winter.[emoji6]

Oh yeah, nothing like finding the oldies. [emoji41]

I shall watch the local flea markets, lots if Amish and wood working goes on around my parts, plus I have the nations largest hardware store in my back yard.
Somebody knows something around here.

What's the Douglas hammer all about.?

I used T-88 epoxy on my Coti to BBW, then sanded the edges till clean and even, once dried.
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A bit of neats foot applied to a moistened rag, then rub in and let dry a few day...repeat.

The water helps open the pores to draw the oil in. [emoji6]

That's pretty cool, how's the leather.

Just use the dang thing, and listen for that ring it gives off when things begin to tighten while pinning.
You'll see what I mean.!! [emoji6]

Sounds about right.!
Though I used a DA sander after the heavy grt., instead of hand sanding.

Puts a whole new perspective into cleaning a blade, don't it.!!

Nice un, takes about 4-6 hrs with power tools to get one done and polished......I think [emoji56]

Looks like a Thurigan to me.
Here's mine wet, and slurried....

Tuzi, the one you removed from the wood box might be a Washita.
Here a pic of mine, for comparison once yours is cleaned up.
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Hmmm.!!!
Would work on scales too.!!
Thanks for sharing.

That's saa weet Tuzi

I think it would be too thick and bulky.
Yes I've used it, and it works best if you heat the object before dipping. I put it on some plier handles, it eventually cracked and fell off.
Go with...

Nice finds Tuzi.
As Rez said.. A little shrink tubing will help from marring the finish on the handles.