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 Do you know what kind of wood the scabbard is made from? In one of your photos of its mouth, it looks as though it has a spotted grain(almost like cork). I've looked and I have something similar.   Shawn | 
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 Looks like Bamboo . | 
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 DhaDha, Yes, Rick is most defiantly correct...the scabbard is made of two Bamboo pieces. :) | 
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 Thanks to you both. | 
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 Or a type of palm - not unheard of in this region. | 
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