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Old 10th March 2014, 03:48 PM   #1
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Here is another interesting campilon. The handle is made from narwal ivory in a non-traditional form. Blade is laminated and is 27 inches long, 32 1/2 inches overall. On the back of the handle is a Spanish coin. I believe this blade is one of the oldest I've owned. It just has a feel to it that the later ones don't seem to have although I don't have any real proof. Just my thoughts. What do you think?........Dave.
I know what you mean "It just has a feel to it" I've held many Moro weapons and some just feel awkward while others are just scary. Leaves me with no doubt which one I would trust.
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