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It's impossible to judge the condition of the knife via a photo.
But based on what I see, I'd just sharpen the dang thing—I love rustic!!!
If you want a "shiny" "cimeter" or "scimitar", save yourself a lot of personal effort or labor expense and just buy one.
It's impossible to judge the condition of the knife via a photo.
But based on what I see, I'd just sharpen the dang thing—I love rustic!!!
If you want a "shiny" "cimeter" or "scimitar", save yourself a lot of personal effort or labor expense and just buy one.
It's impossible to judge the condition of the knife via a photo.
But based on what I see, I'd just sharpen the dang thing—I love rustic!!!
If you want a "shiny" scimitar, save yourself a lot of personal effort or labor expense and just buy one.
By gfron1,
