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Old 15th December 2005, 04:22 AM   #3
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Originally Posted by nechesh
Sorry to persist on this one Punal, but here is the Oxford dictionary definition of provenance as it is general used in the collector world:
a record of ownership of a work of art or an antique, used as a guide to authenticity or quality : the manuscript has a distinguished provenance.
How can we in the forum provide you with such a record?

I understand the meaning of provenance alright professor Nechesh! You don't need you to keep reiterating it on my face! I did what you've told me yesterday, didn't I not? are my postings not according to your taste, still?
I posted this swords per someone elses request, and, I also wanted to know something about this swords before I store them. You will be a perfect candidate for moderator. . .I guarantee you that. they don't see what you see. . .

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