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Old 12th July 2023, 06:20 AM   #7
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The thought that this was from Crete did pop up in my head. I'm used to seeing the touristy Cretan knives that have the engravings on the blade, this knife is so plain that I thought that it must be something else. The scabbard not being present also takes away from the ease of identification.

The touristy 'souvenir' engraving on other Cretan knives just indicates they're fairly new.
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