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Old 13th November 2010, 11:32 PM   #8
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Originally Posted by Sajen
Please look to the handles from Rentjong's, they also thin. They can be carved to be thin. My humble opinion. BTW, the horn from water buffalo isn't massive. I have a complete horn in my house, if you want I can take a picture.

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I agree, however this horn appears to be uncarved. The hollow end is quite small, and if it was a Buffalo horn then the centre where the marrow would have been, would be much larger.
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