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Old 17th December 2010, 02:22 AM   #3
Iain
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Great pieces, I find the fullered example particularly fascinating. Thanks for posting them.

I'm surprised the shield industry was still going strong in the 80s, I know the big Tuareg shields pretty much died off by the 30s, sad for collectors as they are darn tough to get a hold of. I would have thought that an industry reliant on the hide of relatively rare rhinos would have also gone out of business by that point. Just goes to show what I know.
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