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Old 23rd September 2012, 08:04 PM   #15
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Hahaha that's interesting David
I think it's a nice dagger for what I paid. I find the scabbard a bit ugly but the blade is very sharp and it's got a bit of weight to it.
If we can find out more about these daggers it would be great because I'd like to know as much as I can

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Frankly Fheng, while i might pick up this blade in a knife fight (mine is pretty big and sharp) i don't think they are really worth putting too much research into (unless, of course, i choose to take Rick up on that bet ). Not any real historical value here. They are cheaply made, mostly, i would think, for the tourist trade.
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