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Tim Simmons · 9th October 2009, 08:51 PM

I went to the new Montazuma 11 {if that is the correct spelling these days} Exhibition which was very good. Rather busy with people in the way and coughing, yuk!!! { I am such a snob

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The spendid copper knives are Esxmo though that is not a cool name now but I am not sure I can spell Iniut correctly off the top of my head. They look like Congo Saka knives. The copper knives in the second post were from areas south of the Inuit but still up there in the cold.

I am going to start another topic with pictures of two knives from a new book all help will be needed.

9th October 2009, 08:51 PM	#5
Tim Simmons Member Join Date: Dec 2004 Location: What is still UK Posts: 5,844	I went to the new Montazuma 11 {if that is the correct spelling these days} Exhibition which was very good. Rather busy with people in the way and coughing, yuk!!! { I am such a snob } The spendid copper knives are Esxmo though that is not a cool name now but I am not sure I can spell Iniut correctly off the top of my head. They look like Congo Saka knives. The copper knives in the second post were from areas south of the Inuit but still up there in the cold. I am going to start another topic with pictures of two knives from a new book all help will be needed.