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Uh........Fernando, this link didn't work for me.
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It didn't work for me either, but I just dropped the url right in and it worked (http://www.vikingsword.com/vb/showth...highlight=sica).
Fascinating thread. If my example was a 2nd century Jewish zealot assassin's tool or an unlucky gladiator's weapon, well . . . That's pretty neat. It would be nice to learn more about the inlay, if possible. But that could just be knowledge we don't have. |
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Not European, but the same concept from the other side of the world; here's a description from the seller:
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Bob, Pretty blade! Gruesome history.
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vilhelmsson, you have two private message in your PM box.
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