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Join Date: Mar 2010
Location: Olomouc
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Hi Chris,
I agree, second is quite likely European. Although I don't recall a trade blade pattern with a fuller and then a midrib like this. I'm more familiar with the flat patterns like the Peter Kull blades. Just a single fuller and then an entirely flat blade with a chisel like edge profile. The leatherwork certainly stands out. I believe this type of leather is a good indication of age as it shows a different tanning process than the thin, modern leather usually seen on recent Tuareg work. Hi Andy, Glad you like these two. I do try to get the odd looking ones - the book.. well.... Not the first time its been mentioned!Cheers, Iain |
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