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Old 16th March 2020, 11:18 PM   #10
AHorsa
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Hi Rick,

thanks for the link to the very interesting thread. Great to see the variety of examples of this staghorn flasks. Well, the artist of my one wasnīt the gifted one. That poor chap also has a broken sword

I am still not sure about the "ramrod". Suma might be a possibility, but browsing the web I donīt have the feeling that it is one. But it is absolutely not my field...

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Andreas
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