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Old 19th July 2022, 01:03 PM   #8
NeilUK
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Villerica: The book claims that all the swords (54 mostly mediaeval) and helmets (5) are authentic and I have no reason to think otherwise, though of course I have only the photos and detailed text to judge by.

Philip: Dave watson is a printer-publisher (under the name Dave Watson Solutions) who has previously published books on fishing and fishing-rods.
Hope that helps both of you.
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