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Old 14th August 2005, 09:41 PM   #28
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I am aware that Sandringham has a huge collection of Indian weapons and armour (I suppose HRH could try experiments with katars and Indian mail whenever he feels like it ), I remember seeing an old book with black and white photos of the collection a few years ago. I wasn't aware that Sandringham is open to the public, or is that why I need binoculars .

I had a wander around Tatton Hall today, all that is left are a few African weapons.
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