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Old 16th July 2005, 07:33 PM   #5
Tim Simmons
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Golly thats even more scarey, I think it is forged? The tang and base of the blade are a little more thick than the blade, which does not show obvious signs of makeshift grinding though the blade is very thin. I could well see this coming from some god forsaken African goal in colonial times. Thanks Andrew, I suppose in your work you see the handicraft of the forlorn Tim

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