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Old 28th July 2017, 10:21 AM   #7
Gonzalo G
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Thank you for your information, Mariusgmioc. Your photos are valuable for a better knowledge of the Dha knife, and the measures are also valuable and usually infrequent. The holllow grounded blade is also a common feature of the kukuri, to lighten it, as a kind of fuller, but with a strong spine and a thick part previous to the edge. A great combination. The decoration of the spine is very interesting. Beautiful piece.

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