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Old 4th February 2012, 07:53 AM   #40
whistlinbill
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Gentlemen, thank you so much! It was fun getting the knives and swords,
and in those days most gun shows would have a thing or two that I didn't have--and usually, back then, the sellers didn't love them so much. Of
course that is written from today's perspective, with today's prices in
mind, but back then the relative value of the money was much more
than it is today. And there were more knives and swords on the market, then, at least in the gun show circles in the US.
I so much appreciate your expertise and your kindness in the scholarly sharing of your knowledge.
Thanks,
Bill
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