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Old 27th February 2017, 10:16 PM   #2
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Hello Danny,

Typical enggano lance.
The point is fixed with rope and resin. I would not touch it to much as it is fragile material.
The point wiggles.... Ok, in case you need to go hunting, pick another lance from the wall :-)

cleaning the point. also here, I would suggest to clean it carefully.
A lot of these lances are rusty, you can also decide to just apply some oil for conservation.

Ps. does it have a decoration on the shaft ?

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Willem
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