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Old 13th July 2009, 11:17 PM   #14
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Originally Posted by fernando
David, old chum
Are those Bornean weapons from the XVII century? .
Next thing you show me will be the native who used that trident spear to perforate the Spaniard who had this breastplate on.
Just give me a name, and i'll make him pay for the repairs
That was nice of you, young lad .
Fernando, AKA pouco canhão .

Hi Fernando ,
I would imagine that the spears shown would have been available in the XVII Century.......but not certain. So I have asked some people whom may know ........
http://www.vikingsword.com/vb/showth...6975#post86975

"Young Lad" ..... I wish ..... pouco canhão

All the best

David

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