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Old 8th July 2006, 09:05 PM   #2
Tim Simmons
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I think it is possible here too, to see the primordial couple and two very stylised snakes on the outer sides of the scabbards, which as mentioned before are messengers. I have seen some very similar pieces for sale. Obviously they come from a tradition but the ones I have handled, I have not be brave enough to buy. Saying that I have lost good things that way.
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