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hello there
some body can tell mi if the ring is for the thumb or for proteccion only total length 42 cm regard jacques |
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I suspect defense only but there may also be symbolism behind this too.
To have your thumb stuck in there only offers it as bait. ![]() Gavin |
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hey gavin
i agree whis you about the ring,if you look in internet the only information you can fine is about"lord of the ring"... terrible regards jacques |
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To the best of my knowledge the idea is that you'd hold the dagger with the ring on the outside, ie the opposite side from your thumb. Much like a side ring on a sword, it should be primarily there to protect your hand from your opponent's sword.
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