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Old 8th April 2008, 02:12 PM   #1
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Default And it will be worse....

Buhahaha - this is England. If you're asking what will be banned next, here is the answer:

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And by the way. According to the explanation, provided by the link above, all swords over 100 years old (so labeled as antique) are legal, aren't they? The other thing is to prove their age..., but it doesn't mean end of collecting then.

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