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Old 11th October 2012, 08:53 PM   #15
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Spanish 100 % !!! very beatiful knife, type C, from Albacete, it was a ofensive knife, the scabbard seems like a blade, to avoid to see the ofensive blade,and hide the blade, with the scabbard seems a kitchen knife without point.
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carlos
Hi Carlos

Speak of the Devil

I was just talking about you Carlos!
Can you show your collection, you have some with the pierced brasswork if I remember rightly.

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Gene
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