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Old Today, 02:31 AM   #1
Chris Evans
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Hi RobT,

I have a nagging suspicion that these navajas were made for sale as souveniers well into the 19th century, perhaps harking back to an earlier era. I base this on the very poor level of workmanship, many being virtually disfunctional, and that the one I have still has decorative paint on the blade.

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