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Old 17th April 2023, 05:20 PM   #1
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Thanks Gavin, I’m fortunate to have found them.

Ian, I agree with your assessments. The selected wood is plain, it seems to be painted / dyed black, it’s light in weight and unfinished. The bead work is amazing. The craft person put a lot of work into the scabbard.
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