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Old 24th October 2006, 05:28 PM   #8
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Originally Posted by Chris Evans
A very small correction. Cuchillo is in the masculine gender and is used to describe narrow bladed knives, whereas cuchilla, in the feminine gender, is used for broader blades.
Thank you Chris, I will note this for the future. I have also ordered Abel Domenech's “Dagas de plata.”

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It was pointed out that the top one does not have a guard.
Actually, there is a guard, it is just small and not well seen in the picture.
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