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Old 9th March 2007, 03:37 PM   #1
Michel
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Default A mandingo sword
I have received from an old uncle, this superb Sudanese (old French Sudan, now Senegal) sword. (my guess : early XXth century)
One of the buckle with the big button, has its strap broken and overall the leather seems rather dry and brittle.
Any advice on how to maintain the leather ?
Thanks
Michel
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