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Old 10th August 2009, 10:45 PM   #20
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Thanks for great info Kukulza. Rest assured there is interest in this culture and its blades. I just think few of us are in the position to add anything meaningful.

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Yes great interest. I might add that Nicolas is now the owner of the example I had.
Thanks for the encouragement. Like I said, I'll post more when I've found out more...


Lucky Nicholas, authentic Taiwanese aboriginal pieces are rare, I hope he treasures it forever... if not he should hit me up with a message hahaha, but I have no doubt he will

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