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14th February 2016, 06:59 PM
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... and NOT zulu*
 the thick blade x-section, twisted tang, lack of 'notching' at the blade/tang junction as well as the sudden increase in the end of the wooden shaft are not typical zulu.* - everything seems to be described as 'possibly zulu' on certain auction sites. caveat emptor. did your source mention any provenance? how long is it? |
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