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Old 11th May 2014, 04:19 AM   #5
Harry Marinakis
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I agree, David, it's not truly a Tlingit dagger, it's a reproduction designed by a white guy and modified even more by a European.

I am really disappointed that I was unable to find a Tlingit who was willing to even respond to my inquiries about making a dagger. I guess the Tlingit dagger really is a "lost" art.
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