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Old 29th April 2016, 07:32 PM   #1
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Jim, monumentality and theatricality - is not the same))))) The greatness and cheap farce - different.
Excellent swords, that we see among the participants durbar in Delhi (in the photo) do not look like the sword that we are discussing
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Jim, monumentality and theatricality - is not the same)))))
Of course. I think there were not any cheap sham items. The real weapons or ceremonial of high quality.

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