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Old 14th August 2008, 04:14 PM   #1
Royston
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Default NEW EVIDENCE

This just turned up.
It also has an oval hilt, but this time an open scabbard which perhaps the first one should have had.
Although a lot plainer than the one with the silver hilt, to me it looks more Naga than Burmese.

I think you were all correct to suggest the Naga origin for the first one.

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