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Old 28th August 2025, 08:06 PM   #1
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My khodmi, Bou Saadi knives: The short one is most traditional, but with a woman's sewing thimble used as a chape. The long one has an all wood scabbard with carvings that look rather Ifflysan.
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My khodmi, Bou Saadi knives: The short one is most traditional, but with a woman's sewing thimble used as a chape. The long one has an all wood scabbard with carvings that look rather Ifflysan.
Thank you Wayne for showing your examples! I told you some years ago already that I like your smaller example very much!

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