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Old 3rd June 2013, 11:18 PM   #3
Martin Lubojacky
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Hi Pieje and Tim,

Nice sword of "Tebbu style" (handle) - quotation marks since I have strange feeling the longer time I am cocncerned with this kind of weapon the less I know about it. There are so many variations. I saw very long and heavy sword (1 meter blade with distinctive central rib) in museum in Khartoum, similar were used on Cameroon/Nigerian borderland (together with another styles), variations throughout Chad, old photo with such kind even from Morocco, I have two old and very heavy from Kano....... Generally central Sahel I would say and concretely this one - I would incline to Chad (?).
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Martin
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