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Old 9th May 2024, 11:46 PM   #2
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Great piece

Lots of period swords are appropriate as 'pilgrim swords' because of the voyages and their origins. I visited the Plymouth museum and (at that time) was more interested in the matchlocks exhibited. I am one of some 14 million descendants of Richard Warren. More through Virginia in that century and some early militia cavalry members. Various compound hilts of those days.

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