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Old 26th April 2006, 01:01 PM   #4
Bill
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>>There is a 3' 1",strip of Kamagong on the underside of the Lantaka, held in place with 5 bands of rattan strips. Any idea why this was placed there? <<
Wonder if it was still being used past it's prime and they felt the wood/bindings would minimize shrapnel, if it blew up. Very nice collection.
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