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Old 20th August 2012, 02:35 PM   #37
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... Fernando, still fascinated by the markings you have shown from the blade.
Me too, Jim; markings are one of the most captivating parts i find in weapons.

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... Where are they situated ...
At the forte, said the guy in the beginning

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... and any chance that close ups might show them in place? ...
I am trying; not an easy task, though. The owner's enthusiasm cooled down a lot when he realized this is no Islamic "medieval" sword
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