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Old Yesterday, 07:49 PM   #1
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Truly brilliant! I have had my single example of the Mandinka saber for decades, and never knew much about it as little was ever covered on them in the circulating references.
It is a mystery no more!!!

Jim, you're too early to celebrate!
It's just the beginning!
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Truly brilliant! I have had my single example of the Mandinka saber for decades, and never knew much about it as little was ever covered on them in the circulating references.
It is a mystery no more!!!

Jim, you're too early to celebrate!
It's just the beginning!
Sounds good! ROCK ON!!!
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