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4th February 2008, 11:35 AM
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Good point about 17/18
 I am worrying about 20+ people who bid on it I assume they were considering it "old", i.e. antique sword, hence the price they were willing to pay. The blade by the way is not hardened... well, it's only $100. The scabbard is typical new Syrian work. Total cost is under $300. |
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