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Old 11th January 2025, 05:03 PM   #5
Bob A
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OK, while I have no info regarding origin of this knife, I was impressed by the fact that the shape of the blade, and indeed the knife as a whole, was dictated by the shape of the antler.

It's a fine thing, to see this respect for one's materials, and its artistic expression.

Very attractive knife.

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