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Old 23rd March 2025, 12:12 PM   #11
Radboud
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That you are happy with the sword is what matters. You have it in your hands while I’m only able to look at the photos posted.

They’re a fun sword and I could very much see them being used on the pike and shot battlefields of the 80 years war or the 30 years war that came later.
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