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<p>[QUOTE="Mattiques, post: 103758, member: 1282"]Yeah, I was thinking no handle was unusual. Its design points to a top and bottom but is unusual. </p><p><br /></p><p>Could it be some tribal type stick? I know I have seen those types before that have no handle to speak, used in a ritual rather than as a walking aid.</p><p><br /></p><p>Though in all fairness most canes were used as fashion items rather than walking aids ☺[/QUOTE]</p><p><br /></p>
[QUOTE="Mattiques, post: 103758, member: 1282"]Yeah, I was thinking no handle was unusual. Its design points to a top and bottom but is unusual. Could it be some tribal type stick? I know I have seen those types before that have no handle to speak, used in a ritual rather than as a walking aid. Though in all fairness most canes were used as fashion items rather than walking aids ☺[/QUOTE]
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