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Old 2nd July 2011, 10:36 PM   #10
chregu
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Hi
Thank you for your information.
which should agree with the Admiralty Islands. I found several museum pieces.
Question about grip material, I have several times found the term Parinarium nut paste, which is a material that was often used in the Solomon Islands (colored red and white)
My grip has only a faint red / brown color pigments
on.
So thank you again for your help.
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