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			hi y'all; 
		
		
		
		
		
		
		
	don't usually like african stuff (other than flyssa's, spears, assegai & knobkerries) but thought i''d gamble a small amt. on this one as i liked it & i won it for next to nothing. is it what it says it is? if so, my 1st sudanese one (had my eye on a shotel recently but it went over my budget) Sudanese Rumbek Jur Scrimshaw Bone Knife looks like a bit of cleanup and oiling in order on arrival.  | 
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			Hi Kronkew,  Yep thats a Sudanese dagger indeed,  Congratulations! 
		
		
		
		
		
		
		
	The Rumbek Jur are a tribe, but I dont know whether this is there type of dagger, I expect one of the African collectors will know. Spiral  | 
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			I am not so sure that these daggers originated with the Rumbek Jur .....these two knives have similarities to each other...but not to 'ours' 
		
		
		
		
		
		
		
	http://southernsudan.prm.ox.ac.uk/details/1930.86.11/ http://southernsudan.prm.ox.ac.uk/details/1930.86.12/ Kronckew, I have seen a number of these daggers (straight and curved) without a scabbard, and assumed that they were originally part of a 'set' (of 3)..yours is the first I have seen with its own sheath. (perhaps a later 'addition'...   )
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			thanks, i seem to be getting into another interesting area of collecting here. i'll have to have a good look at the scabbard when it arrives. the photo i have is not the most informative, but i do not see any method of carry, belt loops or  ring or any other, so it may have been a later one just to cover the blade for the last owner.  
		
		
		
		
		
		
		
	as it's the UK, i like to think that it came from the estate of a british soldier who picked it up from it's original owner who no longer needed it, on the omdurman plains outside khartoum on the 2nd of september 1898....Volley by Ranks...........  | 
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   as (if proved) it would give provenance to my triple set    I do know that the 'triple scabbard' was hung around the neck (with the sheath laying on the chest) or strapped to the top of the arm/ shoulder. If your scabbard is original...perhaps it was just placed under a belt/sash ...Arab style.
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