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Old 9th July 2017, 11:04 AM   #15
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And I thought I would post it here on this Thread for opinions. .... As far as age, based on what I've read, I'm guessing early 20th Century. Does that appear to be correct?
Hello Rick,

I am really no expert regarding this sort of daggers but I see a nice, authentic and "tribal" used dagger with a lot of wear and old repairs, the bend tip of the scabbard I've seen before by old and used pieces. Like Motan said, not a rich mans example but truly a collectible ethnographic dagger with interesting blade. Sorry Stefan, but I think that this one would be a better start to collect koumayas. A better piece with silver will cost more, even today!

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Detlef
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