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also, not that i'm competative, but would get the african/south east asian/islamic-indian members 'fighting' in one post ![]() however, could be a lot of effort and posts, only to have zalmoxis as the winner anyway. |
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barry,
why don't you start a new thread about displays (private or public). i think there was one on the old eewrs, but most of the pics have disintegrated to a small red 'x'. would be nice to get ideas from fellow forumites on how to display these weapons... ![]() ![]() ![]() |
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Jim once said ‘The weapons are literally tapestries of culture’. In this case it is really true, but I don’t think he thought of it this way
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Truly fascinating BI. Thanks for sharing.
Would it be possible to see the page of descriptions regarding the Nepali arms, {particularily the kukri.} Thankyou. Spiral |
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