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Old 18th September 2023, 08:24 PM   #6
M ELEY
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Thanks for confirming my suspicion, TVV. I wasn't sure of the area and tribe, so that's great that you narrowed it down for David. I know many of the blades froming into the African continent were for the trade (Sudanese kaskaras, Berber swords, etc). The wood looks genuinely old. Perhaps pre-1900???
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