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Hello Jeff,
the color is a result of the metallurgic act of steel-tempering e.g. Straw-Color. If tempering is done at higher temperature the straw-color changes to purple. Steel will be more elastic and less prone to break. If not done so during manufacture it may have been applied during a refurbishing act. See attached tempering table. Hope this answered your question, Thomas |
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