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Old 30th January 2023, 07:52 PM   #32
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A genuine and accredited Pirate sword I have, and one of the true prizes of my collection. (original vendors pic).
Indeed a lovely beladah belabang and i understand why you prize it. But what makes it an accredited "Pirate Sword". Accredited by whom. Do we have actual historical references pointed to the use of these swords by pirates in the region. I ask not to be confrontational, but because i would like to know.
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