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fernando · 22nd September 2007, 11:15 PM

Thanks for the dinamic input, Jim.
This means that this set of seven blades, all having parts of identical pattern, could have belonged to one same warrior ?!

Hi David
And i thaught all these barbs were to tickle the opponents

Thanks for the link with your nice examples.
This could mean that the seven units posted here could also be from the XIX century ? A coment nobody brought in, yet. As allways, age is of primary importance for me.

David, do you remember how much you have paid for your three blades ?
You could tell me that by PM or email ?

Thanks in advance

22nd September 2007, 11:15 PM	#9
fernando (deceased) Join Date: Dec 2004 Location: Portugal Posts: 9,694	Thanks for the dinamic input, Jim. This means that this set of seven blades, all having parts of identical pattern, could have belonged to one same warrior ?! Hi David And i thaught all these barbs were to tickle the opponents Thanks for the link with your nice examples. This could mean that the seven units posted here could also be from the XIX century ? A coment nobody brought in, yet. As allways, age is of primary importance for me. David, do you remember how much you have paid for your three blades ? You could tell me that by PM or email ? Thanks in advance