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Old 24th November 2022, 01:14 PM   #2
SanibelSwassa
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Default Impressive collection

Thank you for sharing. As a blade collector and speaker of the Cambodian language I have been curious about the blades of the early Khmer Empire. Due to the Khmer Rouge and the cultural destruction that followed, it seems much of that history and it’s artifacts were lost. This little collection is actually very impressive and holds lists of little points of interest.
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