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Old 17th February 2023, 02:57 PM   #10
kai
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I'm far from convinced that this blade is closely related at all - the sharpened round tip seems to imply a specialized tool function rather than merely being a generic cutting tool. Also note the differences in the blade base as well as the hilt.

If this really is the modern version of the antique version shown above in this thread, it has seen a complete re-design like with the "modern pira" blades!

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