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Old 11th February 2009, 12:29 AM   #5
Mumbles
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Thanks everyone for your replies and information.

No, I didn't buy it thinking it was an antique, valuable might be a different thing. I am sure that I paid too much for it (about $A300) but as it was my last day in Egypt and was the only thing I had seen that I actually wanted...
Even I could tell that it was a step up from the usual "oxy-cut sheetmetal with a goats horn jammed on it" stuff in every second stall.

Getting though Australian customs was another story, I am glad that it was not sharpened, I think it made it easier, or maybe it was when I starting crying when I thought they were going to confiscate it.

Since it has no historic value, any advice on techiques to sharpen it would be welcome.

Also, I will hopefully be going to the Philippines in October. Any ideas on what I should look for there???

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Darryl
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