Inferior Sword Steel? Delamination of an Original Medieval Sword Blade @swordandshield
Inferior Sword Steel? Delamination of an Original Medieval Sword Blade  @swordandshield
Uploaded February 2018 | Updated September 2026, 3 weeks ago
Arthur von Eschen gives a possible explanation for apparent steel delamination on an original late 14th type XVI sword from the collection of the Swiss National Museum.
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Music: Dark Times by Kevin Mac Leod, YT Audio Library
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Inferior Sword Steel? Delamination of an Original Medieval Sword Blade

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