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Old 25th March 2012, 01:49 PM   #5
Sajen
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The most I have seen in the last time similar like this one have had crudely carvings and not comparable with old carvings. The blades are ok. The ones which are used by Indonesians for agricultural purposes are most of the time without carvings. Goloks like this are only worked for tourists, sorry.

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