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Old 26th June 2023, 04:43 AM   #1
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Thank you very much for your inputs! I really appreciate it!
So this can be consider to be a Gaucho knife or...

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Old 26th June 2023, 04:56 PM   #2
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Thank you very much for your inputs! I really appreciate it!
So this can be consider to be a Gaucho knife or...

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Stefan
I would think so but then again how to define a Gaucho knife ?
Being made in Southern America or does an import of not only the blade but the complete knife also counts as one if it meets the type?

I know to little to answer that question but wouldn’t mind to have it amongst my Argentinian, Uruguayan and Brasilian one as it is a very charming one! If one can say that about a dagger….
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Old 26th June 2023, 06:49 PM   #3
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if you run a search for Adaga solingen you will find lots of similar knives
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