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Picked this up today. Seems like a nice old one.
Lew |
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Nice one Lew,
followed this on eBay ...but the 'credit crunch' prevented me bidding ![]() Regards David |
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Just thought I would add an interesting note to this item. Coincidentally on our European Armoury forum, we are presently discussing the Irish 'shillelagh'. For those interested in the knobkerry and various forms of club type weapons, there is some interesting perspective.
Best regards, Jim |
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++GOOD very
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The knobkerrie arrived today a bit of spit and polish and here it is.
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Very nice Lew,
do you know whether the 'concave' upper surface of the club has any practical or functional use ? Regards David |
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