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Old 1st August 2022, 09:39 AM   #1
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A most interesting piece indeed . I wouldn't mind having one .
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Ahah! as I suspected..........the old 'pancake turner' bayonet!!!!
Clever indeed...................good game
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Ahah! as I suspected..........the old 'pancake turner' bayonet!!!!
Clever indeed...................good game
Wayne was more accurate indeed .
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the idea was resurrected by the USA in 1869


Was not a success...
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