Francesco Moser
4/9/2019 2:16:01 PM |
Hello, I have prepared this sample. Originally it was a normal rusted Nantan. The sample staied in elctrolitic bath for more than 2 weeks and after was sandblasted for showing the graphite and troilite inclusions on the surface.
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Luca Fenocchio
4/9/2019 12:35:22 PM |
I assure you that a nantan is unfortunately wrong. there are no classical inclusions of the dronino |
John Divelbiss
4/9/2019 12:19:44 PM |
Luca... I just took a look at the examples of Dronino on this site and I think you might agree that your piece of likely a piece of that find. Let the folks on this site help you. Bernd would not say a word if he didn't have doubts about what it is. |
Luca Fenocchio
4/9/2019 12:05:58 PM |
perhaps you prefer the usual rust blocks ...
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Luca Fenocchio
4/9/2019 11:59:42 AM |
it is only a Nantan if it were a Dronino would miss the round inclusions ... I don't understand why a rusted meteorite makes you so strange! |
Anne Black
4/9/2019 11:50:46 AM |
I agree with Bernd and John. It looks like it has been scrubbed to death. |
Luca Fenocchio
4/9/2019 10:46:52 AM |
Nantan |
John Divelbiss
4/9/2019 10:20:15 AM |
agreed Bernd... to me it looks more likely a cleaned piece of Dronino |
Luca Fenocchio Luca
4/9/2019 8:41:48 AM |
it has only been cleaned of rust ... not the usual rust block |
Luca Fenocchio
4/9/2019 8:39:24 AM |
* stato solamente ripulito dalla ruggine. |
Bernd Pauli
4/9/2019 8:19:03 AM |
Strange-looking Nantan! Was it reheated or hammered in a blacksmith shop? Anyway, thanks for sharing, Luca! |
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