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I also saw this one. When was the last time you saw one of the moons not face the edge?
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Eagle eyed Jeff, just look at the chord. This is nasty.
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Well, just a slumby one i guess with added chord...
Are you really saying that it is wrong? |
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Sure it looks cheap , crude and touristy .
I thought you were interested in a comparison of lengths of Kaskara . ![]() This one looks like a child's toy . |
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Yes, sure Rick, predominantly in the lenghts, but 90% of the kaskaras with native blades looks crude and cheap, or I'm missing something?
![]() Another thing . I've noticed that thoose short ones were carried under the arm with the belt over the shoulder. What about thoose lenghty ones? Were they over worn across the back? |
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Now native blades do look for the most part cruder than the trade blades used . One could transport a long Kaskara on one's back but it could never be drawn from that position ; you would need an arm five feet long . ![]() Is it just the native blade that puts you off or is it the leather wrap on the hilt also ? Last edited by Rick; 1st June 2006 at 09:34 PM. Reason: edited to correspond with Valjhun's edit |
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Well a lot I guess, thatone beeing the slumpiest maybe. Actually a great part of sudanese weapons look verry crude to me... Only an impression?
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