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19th March 2024, 04:05 PM | #1 | |
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When disassembled, the spear is disassembled into 3 parts. Each part is 35-40 cm, fits well in a suitcase. I brought swords, knives and spears from Tanzania and Kenya. The last time my suitcase weighed 24 kg. Regards, Yuri |
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19th March 2024, 07:32 PM | #2 |
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Hello Yuri,
I was talking about the spear from the first post by Ed. The longest part is 37" and, if I'm not wrong, this is nearly one meter. Ok, I have also brought back weapons of this lenght, but it's not designed for the common tourist. And by the way, the blade looks like a fine work, not like the usual poor quality tourist blades. (And also the recent Massai Blades from the same lower quality) Best regards Peter |
20th March 2024, 12:34 PM | #3 | |
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The wood center piece is 18". The Pointy piece is 27" 37"=94cm 244cm overall Dunno. The butt end is more than twice your example in length. You could certainly carry it, it just seems very awkward. |
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