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Old 17th November 2010, 11:19 AM   #2
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the middle one is a corvo chileno, which is a much more distinctive form than the other two, which are more generic and thus i'd not venture a guess on those.

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p.s. - corvus in latin means 'raven', used specifically for the boarding ramp at the front of a punic era roman fighting galley with it's beak-like hook at the front. the corvo takes it's name from it's also beak-like appearance.

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