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Old 15th December 2016, 01:53 AM   #6
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Originally Posted by TVV
Iskender, the grip is actually of late 20th century manufacture at the earliest, just like the blade. Ariel is simply having fun with the listing. We need the occasional fun thread at times, it can't be all serious scholarly research .

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is that what is called "Trolling" good joke ,i like that! iskender
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