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<p>[QUOTE="Mark London, post: 388220, member: 346"]The last piece is the best of the lot and as Komokwa points out there are only 2 which are Inuit made. The kayak hunter features a captured seal in addition to an avataq which is an inflated seal flotation device which is usually attached to the end of the harpoon line. Sadly no great value to either piece.[/QUOTE]</p><p><br /></p>
[QUOTE="Mark London, post: 388220, member: 346"]The last piece is the best of the lot and as Komokwa points out there are only 2 which are Inuit made. The kayak hunter features a captured seal in addition to an avataq which is an inflated seal flotation device which is usually attached to the end of the harpoon line. Sadly no great value to either piece.[/QUOTE]
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