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Coutellerie Passarelli - Couteau Alsacien lame pliable 10 cm mitres en molaire de mammouth, Ébène royale du Laos imported_from_etsy It is small and pointed This wood only grows

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Coutellerie Passarelli Couteau Alsacien lame pliable 10 cm mitres en molaire de mammouth, Ébène royale du Laos imported_from_etsy It is small and pointed This wood only grows It is small and pointed in the shape of a spearhead un plumage de surface brun rosé et surtout des couvertures alaires bleues striées de noir et de blanc une essence très recherchée en ébénisterie la molaire de mammouth est extrêmement prisée en coutellerie

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