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Hi all, I just wanted to share a recent restoration that I have just carried out on a Luftwaffe Sword for a customer. Its a step by step process of the procedure and the issues I encountered along the way. Please click on the link below. Luftwaffe Sword Restoration Best wishes, Ian
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That looks great Ian! Very nice work [nice presentation too!]
Is this your first job?,,any others?
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Hi, sorry for the late reply.
I have done a few Luft swords and 1st Luft daggers now , replacing the leather on the scabbards and grips.
I have just recently restored scabbards and replaced grip wire on 2nd Luft daggers.
I really enjoy doing these and look forward to the challenges each restoration presents.
Best wishes
Ian
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in the early 70s I had a NSFK dagger. Had that blue thin leather on the handle and scabbard. Well, it was all missing off it.
My friend and I got a hold of this leather ,,IF I remember right called 'Moroccan leather'. It was the perfect color. Did a pretty decent job for the first time and being teenagers. I remember it was hell getting the stuff to stay on..
What do you use?,a type of glue? Must be something thin!
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