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the lost oakeshott sword

25th August 2017, 06:10 PM

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J.G.Elmslie

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Quote:

Originally Posted by cornelistromp

By the way, I believe this point was not new and aged but coming from another medieval sword blade!

best,
jasper

I'm not going to repeat the language I just used in polite company, but it rhymes with "mucking stunts"

that's utterly shameful.

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