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Old 5th February 2024, 06:22 AM   #5
Ian
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Thanks Wayne. These twin knives are rarer than I thought. It seems that they were all made before 1900, and that would fit the appearance of the example shown here. The pair shown here sold very cheaply at auction, and I guess other collectors did not recognize them as being so rare.
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