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1st November 2017, 11:21 AM

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BANDOOK

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Location: AUCKLAND,NEW ZEALAND

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Quote:

Originally Posted by Ian

Hi Bandook:

I posted pictures more than 10 years ago of a similar chopper that also had a turned wooden hilt. That post is here.

These are hard to find.

Ian.

THANKS IAN
yes they do have some similarities ,no comments were made at that time of your post,someone can tell us more about our weapons,thanks for your comments
Regards Rajesh

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