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Thank you Ian.
Yes, a cute little thing indeed. I first thought it could not be a weapon due to lack of robustness, as it looked, handle and all, but i see now that the blade feels quite strong. I doubt i will never know its origin, or even provenance. I bought it over here in a not so close street fair, one i don't often go. I will take it as Portuguese by adoption. |
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Join Date: May 2014
Location: Ireland
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Hi Fernando,
The shagreen scabbard looks like that found on Trousse eating sets from SEA Trousse knives also have the scabbard covering a lot of the handle as with your example. The knife fits in with size and shape for eating so perhaps this is what it is? V nice and great to have the scabbard. Regrads, Ken |
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Thank you Ken. The scabbard material has some texture but it looks to me like some kind of paper ...or cardboard, so to say.
Well, you could say that its size is just about right ... for dessert ![]() |
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I see what you mean Ken ... after browsing on eating trousses. It is just that my piece is smaller than all seen out there ... so far.
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