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Old 31st October 2007, 07:32 PM   #9
VANDOO
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ALL THE SHIELDS LOOK GOOD TO ME
THE LAST TWO ARE WHAT ONE USUALLY SEES BUT I AM SURE THERE WERE VARIATIONS IN VARIOUS GROUPS FROM THE SAME TRIBE AS WELL AS DUE TO DIFFERENT MAKERS ,OWNERS REQUESTS AND TIME PERIODS. THE HANDLE USUALLY TELLS THE TALE IF IT SHOWS NATURAL WEAR FROM USE AND DIFFERENCES IN PATINA IT USUALLY MEANS IT HAS BEEN USED. THE USE MAY HAVE BEEN ONLY FOR CEREMONY OR EVEN FOR SHOWBIZ, BUT IF IT IS NATIVE MADE AND USED IT IS STILL FULFILLING A ETHINOGRAPHIC ROLE NO MATTER THE AGE OR USE. THE WORKMANSHIP LOOKS TO BE VERY GOOD AND IT IS AN ATTRACTIVE SHIELD REGARDLESS I SURE WOULD NOT TURN IT DOWN FOR MY COLLECTION. CONGRAT'S ENJOY!
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