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Old 26th December 2011, 11:34 AM   #17
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It is an interesting ethnographic lot Stu. It is nice to see the coins used and I guess this supports what Steve was nice enough to share, being Indian Craftsmen in the regions making these knives.

Nice that Ibrahiim shared his wealth of knowledge about the accruements too.

The horn unfortunately is not Rhino.

Gav
LOL, I missed your post Gav!
That would certainly explain my feeling that the blade was Indian!
(note to self: read ALL previous posts!)
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