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Forum: Ethnographic Weapons

18th January 2023, 01:58 PM

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An older Colins (1940s) often had a large stamp...

An older Colins (1940s) often had a large stamp 1X2" or so from memory on the blade near the handle. The arm logo was part of the stamp. These were produced in the US if I recall correctly. I could...

Forum: Ethnographic Weapons

12th January 2023, 02:44 PM

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machete

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David, Jim & Ed, this has been an interesting and...

David, Jim & Ed, this has been an interesting and possibly fruitful discussion. Is this an ethnographic weapon? In many ways no. Is it primarily a weapon or a tool? Tool, I believe, but there are...

Forum: Ethnographic Weapons

20th December 2022, 12:56 PM

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machete

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Of Brazilian use or manufacture? Would you place...

Of Brazilian use or manufacture? Would you place the age between 1940-1960 or after? I would imagine the sheath is not original. It is quite well built, being water molded, tooled and the frog is...

Forum: Ethnographic Weapons

20th December 2022, 04:21 AM

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machete

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It looks central American to me. I see El...

It looks central American to me. I see El Salvadorans working with very similar sheaths today. Check out the Imacasa web site. They make patterns for almost everyone including Brazilian ones that...

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