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Norman McCormick · 7th February 2014, 07:13 PM

Hi,
Met a friend today whom I hadn't seen in a while, his family owned a farm in Kenya from the early 1920's through to the late 1970's and he was born and brought up in Kenya. They actually owned two farms one of which was adjacent to the Maasai reserve. I described this spear to him and his unreserved opinion was that this is tourist stuff, older tourist, but definitely tourist. As far as I'm concerned this conundrum has been put to bed and I'll now consign this spear to the scrapheap

Regards,
Norman.

7th February 2014, 07:13 PM	#13
Norman McCormick Member Join Date: Oct 2007 Posts: 1,575	Hi, Met a friend today whom I hadn't seen in a while, his family owned a farm in Kenya from the early 1920's through to the late 1970's and he was born and brought up in Kenya. They actually owned two farms one of which was adjacent to the Maasai reserve. I described this spear to him and his unreserved opinion was that this is tourist stuff, older tourist, but definitely tourist. As far as I'm concerned this conundrum has been put to bed and I'll now consign this spear to the scrapheap Regards, Norman. Last edited by Norman McCormick; 7th February 2014 at 10:24 PM.