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Old 1st April 2024, 01:58 PM   #23
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Originally Posted by Legendary_Jarl View Post
What is pictured above in the OP, in my opinion, is clearly intended as a weapon and has nothing to do with the Canary Islands. I mean compare the craftmanship with that of actual Canario Knives. The craftmanship of this dagger is quite poor. And actually now that I think about it what is pictured above is not even called "dagger"(daga) in Spanish. Small stabbing implements like that are PUÑAL.
Thank you for the clarification and I agree with you, the dagger which started the thread has nothing to do with Canary Island knives!

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