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Old 31st January 2015, 11:35 AM   #4
Sajen
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Very nice sword, congrats Cerjak! A shame that some parts of the handle are missing. All true what you writing, I've heard that rhino horn hunters contact dealers for ethnograhic items and ask for rhino horn and willing to pay very high prices. Hopefully they are collectors as well and don't sell to them.

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