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Old 1st November 2022, 07:44 AM   #30
Chris Evans
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Originally Posted by mariusgmioc View Post
The large oversized navajas were indeed used for fighting...
Those illustrations are imbued with what we call these days `artistic license' and Gustav Dore was the grand master of dramatic illustrations.

I refer you to post #13 in http://www.vikingsword.com/vb/showth...anual+baratero

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Chris

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