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Old 9th November 2024, 07:53 AM   #11
Chris Evans
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Hi RobT

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Hi Chris Evans,

I thank you for the source, Navajas Antiguas Las Mejores Piezas De coleccion' by Rafael Martinez Del Peral Y Forton. Unfortunately, my Spanish is very limited.
The book has 237 photos of navajas, with captions in both Spanish and English that describe the locality of manufacture and age.

Cheers
Chris
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