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Old 18th June 2006, 02:53 PM   #28
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Originally Posted by katana
Now I've a problem, it's not a bazaar knife or a 'wedding Nimcha'. Its functional and well made, it has age .......so what is it
It can't be unique, has anyone any ideas as to origin, now the functionality of this knife is confirmed....please
No disrespect intended ; but where and by what method did we rule out that this is not a well made example of either of the above qouted ? I'm sure that pieces like this came in many levels of quality .

All that I've read above are opinions .

It is after all possible to kill a man with a steak knife but that does make said item a functional weapon .


/Playing the Devil's advocate .
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