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Old 22nd September 2007, 09:26 PM   #1
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Another Tulwar Fernando are Tulwars becoming an obsession

Looks to be a nice, honest fighting sword, I agree with Jim (Hi Jim ) don't be tempted to clean it.....part of its charm is its aged look and once the patination is gone, you can never replace it. (well you could send it to China....they seem to be getting rather good at falsely aging antiques )
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