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Old 8th November 2005, 01:08 AM   #6
Zan
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Thank you M Eley

Your explications are very interesting.
My oncle thinks that a long time ago, one of is sisters back from a trip to Europe brought back this machete as a souvenir, but he is realy not sure.

The grip seems effectively made of horn, since it does not look like plastic nor wood. I am posting a few pictures.
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