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Old 16th August 2024, 02:19 AM   #1
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IP, are you thinking perhaps of some of the old Bannerman catalogs? I don't recall a compendium of catalogs.
I found it finally it!!! The machete looks like a longer version of 7015 and could have been your Great grandfathers for only 25 marks.

Notice there are blade types for several different markets including a Sorocaban pattern for Brazil, Central American styles, a cane chopper, and Kenyan style pangas, but sadly not the old Mexican colima/panzon style with the humpback or panza depending on your perspective.
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