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A Norse or Anglo-Scandinavian folding knife with a carved bone handle, unearthed in Canterbury, Kent. One side has a classic Börre-style ring chain, the other, entwined serpents, both flanked by simple masks. The knife itself used a simple friction folder mechanism. 𐘾
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