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Location: Buraimi Oman, on the border with the UAE
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Salaams Carlo~ Welcome to the Forum.
Your chosen field is a great one ! Perhaps you already read this but Burtons The Book of The Sword is a famous resource for ethnographic weapons in your field. Its on line and free. ![]() Regards, Ibrahiim al Balooshi. |
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Welcome Carlos!
I love your Mangbetu Trumbash, been looking for an example of that type ![]() Emanuel |
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Thanks Emanuel, this type of Mangbetu knife is rare to find, there is a great variety of Mangbetu of knives. I like them also...
I didn't know ,Ibrahiim, that you're also interested in Congo knives. I see that you live near the UAE. How did you get in contact with Congo knives? Thanks for the tip about the book. I'm going to google it, I didn't know it existed. Any suggestions about the knife at the top of the photo, is it Yakoma-Ngbandi? Yours, Carlo |
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Regards, Ibrahiim. |
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