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Old Yesterday, 12:57 PM   #2
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This is a most intriguing artifact - thank you for sharing it. I imagine a very significant proportion of the older arms in our collections would, if we could ever know, also have very interesting stories associated with them.

I increasingly fear that the last sentence of the cataloger's description is a correct assessment of humankind's progress.
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