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Old 12th February 2005, 01:38 PM   #3
tom hyle
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BTW, Kamil, in case that one is yours, and it is in good enough condition that you can't tell; mine has damage that allows me to see that the inner edges of the brass disc pommel are set into a groove in the wood, which is a nice li'l piece of workmanship. Mine is in a fairly cheap modern (mid 20th?) scabbard that does not match the hilt for style, decoration, or quality, but is servicable, and far better than nothing.
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