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Old 28th March 2006, 04:38 AM   #9
Chris Evans
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Hi,

That is not a Gaucho knife. As to its origins, I cannot say, but I have never sen one like it associated with Gauchos. Gaucho knives were made from either cut down sword blades, bayonets or kitchen/butcher knives.

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Chris

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