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Old 1st November 2021, 04:27 PM   #3
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There was a Spanish law at one point that prohibited blades with points, those that had them, had their points snapped off to make them legal. Didn't do the Spanish any good.


Not sure when that was, in the 19c, but this, like others, may have been among the victims.
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