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Old 22nd April 2011, 05:57 PM   #17
Jim McDougall
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Originally Posted by laEspadaAncha
You obviously have never seen the Chinese historical epic Crouching Tiger, Hidden Flux Capacitor.

JUDL!!!! Chris, you are the absolute best! Fell outa my chair on that one
Thank you.

Very well observed Josh, and Koto I apologize for not noting your well placed and obviously most important observation. It would seem Steve that your reference to Confederate use was actually quite a Freudian slip and not misspoken at all
Returning to my alternate scenario with possible use in the Civil War period of an obviously trade grade weapon from China, the Qing period of course was officially considered until 1911. The China clippers bringing such items back in the mid 19th century into the American ports of course presents a means for arrival of the weapon in this country.

Naturally these scenarios are nothing more than positive speculation and exercising the historical detection paradigm which I thought would be interesting, but this indeed may be a blatant misteake in display as originally presumed

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