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Old 29th January 2005, 08:27 AM   #3
Yannis
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Until today I was thinking that sabre yataghans were made "by accident”. I mean, it was more possible for me, that some people in the past had a sabre blade and mounted a yataghan hilt on it, because it was easy for them.

But the two examples here have the exact same blade and hilt. This is the prove for a production line. Where? That is the next question.
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