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Old 10th April 2007, 12:09 AM   #7
Chris Evans
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Hi Fernando,

I am envious of Mr.Costa - He must have handled so many antique navajas! Thanks for making his notes available to us.

Hi Batara,

A fascinating piece, whose history I dearly would love to know. I am sure that on account of that inscription, it is a very valuable navaja.

Cheers
Chris
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