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Old 1st February 2009, 01:07 PM   #1
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Oh dear......well very dear , someone unfortunately 'bought' the story....a Kaskara cross guard sold as 'crusader'

Perhaps the blade will 'materialise' soon......possibly, it will be 're-excavated' from the ground ...where its been nicely gaining a very rusty patina.....

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Stephen could have used that cross guard for his blade?

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Old 1st February 2009, 02:18 PM   #3
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What can you say!
'Good' old Major Tom!
Strange how the auctions of his we discuss are always private?

I agree the blade will show up soon 'sleepy and 100% original'?
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What can you say!
'Good' old Major Tom!
Strange how the auctions of his we discuss are always private?

I agree the blade will show up soon 'sleepy and 100% original'?

"ground control to Major Tom....ground control to Major Tom....story made and listing done....."

Lyrics courtesy of the two Davids....me and Mr Bowie

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...yes, Stephen almost bid on this for his blade - too good to be true...before it went so high...

I contacted the seller re. its being a kaskara guard and was told that it was sold as listed at a UK arms fair last year...
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...yes, Stephen almost bid on this for his blade - too good to be true...before it went so high...


Yes a real shame.

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...and I was so convinced no-one would fall for the medieval story that I was already planning how to rehilt...
Actually although I'm sure it's from a kaskara it is rather flat...but yes, it would have done nicely
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