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Old 7th April 2026, 12:39 PM   #1
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Default German ww1 pipeback

Except it is not. While house bound after knee replacement, finding things to do. It is the cheaper alternative to the German army issue the Brazilian version made by the sword smiths, exactly the same blade. Cheaper but not so nice handle and most unlikely to have been on the western front but you never know it is possible. To think that a brazilian could have gone to war {at least possibly carried} against the Germans with a German sword. I like this style of blade, feels more nimble than the British 1908 perhaps not quite as much a pig sticker though. Good budget purchase to my mind.
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