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Norden Тогоочийн хутга, жижиг 13см Premium
303,900 ₮
Handy small sized all-around knife
High-performing German steel
Handle from Finnish heat treated birchwood
Blade hardness HRC 56
Hand washing recommended
Made in Finland
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