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Old 1st July 2006, 08:09 PM   #4
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I liked the blade and the handle, the guard in particular. I was not keen on the nut that held it all together. This and the single cut strand of leather on the shoulder strap, and the fact that it was more than probable post ww2 put me off, only because I have other fish to fry. I might add.
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