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|  1st November 2014, 05:02 PM | #1 | 
| Member Join Date: Dec 2004 Location: What is still UK 
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				 |  I Wata Jinga {so called} 
			
			That is the name in Stones glossary.  Beautifully pecked granite boulder.  The only sad thing is that only after five minutes in my hands, the dry shrunken, tight as a drum hide wrap spit while I was examining the item.  Luckily due to the construction this is not detrimental to the functional structure of the weapon.  You can see this as a white line in some of the pictures just before the stone.  I am very angry with myself, but this sort of thing can happen all too easily when handling old organic material like hide and leather.  It is still a super thing and worse could of happened, like leaving it unattended for the dog to chew!!!!  That has happened to an acquaintance with  Sam Brown belt.   The hide/leather material is quite thin almost like gut tissues?  Nice in the hand.  68 cm long and missing a lanyard.              | 
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