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Old 25th April 2024, 05:36 PM   #14
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Perhaps the Mandingo, who were enslaved and ended up in Brazil, began producing daggers there.
My thoughts exactly. Here is an, not that old in my opinion, example that was for sale recently. Check out the flair on the sheath al la kaskara and if I remember correctly some west African short swords as well.
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