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Old 6th March 2005, 08:35 PM   #5
Conogre
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In my opinion, sure....it could be late 19th or early to mid 20th century.....many forget that modernization came much later in some parts of the owrld than others.
Actually, the flyssas ARE from Morocco, but I don't think I can ever recall seeing a "knock-off version" of one, although there are some recently that look like a cross between a khodme and a flyssa that are pretty close.
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