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Old 13th June 2016, 07:51 AM   #10
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Thank you Stu, I hear you loud and clear. I'll be doing a lot more research before I go spending more than a few dollars. Books are always the best investment and best return.

As to the shields origin, the only information I have is that provided by the seller. Sudanese, somewhere in 1800s. I am quite certain I have it hanging the wrong way to, but have yet to correct this.
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