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Forum: Ethnographic Weapons

24th July 2015, 01:47 AM

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Pirate swords and weapons

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Posted By spiral

Sounds good! :D memories to remember... ;)

Sounds good! :D

memories to remember... ;)

Forum: Ethnographic Weapons

22nd December 2007, 10:53 AM

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Pirate swords and weapons

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Posted By spiral

Thankyou Matt! Yes I was clearly mistaken on...

Thankyou Matt! Yes I was clearly mistaken on that dating. Apologies. Ill look at my sources again but it was probably just my memmory at fault!

Spiral

Forum: Ethnographic Weapons

22nd December 2007, 12:19 AM

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Pirate swords and weapons

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Posted By spiral

Personly I think that implys later modification...

Personly I think that implys later modification than 1897. Aluminium was about the price of 24c gold at that time I understand. So if used would be with rather more finesse I think?

Spiral

Forum: Ethnographic Weapons

17th December 2007, 09:59 PM

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Pirate swords and weapons

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Posted By spiral

Fascinating Subject Jim! I to presume they would...

Fascinating Subject Jim! I to presume they would use any captured piece that took thier fancy or was fittest for the job.

The exhibition was called ... " Pirates - The Skull and Crossbones."
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