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Odd pole arm

26th October 2019, 05:18 PM

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kronckew

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Quote:

Originally Posted by Athanase

The proportions of the handle in relation to the blade remind me of the knives From Taiwan.

Someone else has suggested this as a good possibility as well.

reminds me of a Taiwanese Pingpu knife. The Pingpu tribe no longer exists, having been absorbed into the population. Example not mine, found online)

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