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new dirk
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An interesting mix of historic and modern design elements that work well together. Also a nice mix of cultural elements as well. I really like it.
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Don, that's really cool - a big inspiration for me!
Steve |
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I like it Don, as Scott said, a great fusion of elements from different ages and cultures.
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i realy like the mokume and pin placement,a realy nice inspiring design
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That is a wonderful mix.
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Of course, I like it but you heard that earlier this week. It looks good on the plaid.
__________________ Gary Hamilton |
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