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Old 4th November 2006, 11:17 AM   #1
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Hi Louie,
I almost bid on this one myself but couldn't quite figure it out either. What is the grip made of horn, wood, bakelite or plastic?


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The hilt is a dark brown wood possibly kamagong? It had a nasty spliit in the hilt on on side but I was able to seal it up with good old super glue. The blade is heavy probably made from an old file or something. The ferrule is thin brass with a braze line on one side. All in all a nice dagger for $20 or in Tim's case three fish and chips.

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Old 4th November 2006, 04:05 PM   #2
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Maybe not 3 portions. 2 both with a pickled egg. Nice buy.
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