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Old 9th September 2014, 01:45 AM   #16
Matchlock
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Originally Posted by fernando
My bad!
I took it that your bringing about the Portuguese Bom Jesus shipwreck was specificaly connected with throwing axes, and the attachments were those included in the article linked ... and not the pictures you presented below.


No problem, Nando,
My dear friend,


You obviously posted your thoughts quite rapidly while I was desperately coping with my computer setttings, trying to get them to work out with internet publishing here on vikingsword.com.
It took me about two hours to finally get those images posted that I knew would make perfectly clear what I wished to explain.

This is also why I prefer writing my articles as WORD documents, and copy and paste them here.


Best,
Michl
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