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Old 3rd May 2020, 09:43 PM   #14
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In the UK they are sometimes called "Muff Daggers" as in hidden in a hand muff, the cold weather hand protector.
Hello David,

Never heard this term before. But rember that I needed not long ago to explain my son what a "muff" is. Funnily it's the same term in Germany, we call it as well "muff".

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