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Old 15th January 2011, 07:09 PM   #7
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Hi Michael and Fernando,

beautiful barrels, thanks a lot for this extremely nice contribution
yes, I see, it is indeed a sea monster.
we can call it a spear however Jp Puype calls this type a small officers pike in his book "Maurits to Munster"

the condition of this spiess is excellent it still has the original pole and the yellow colour at the pictures are remains of the original fire gold plating.

do you know a similar example some-were
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