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Old 16th November 2014, 08:31 PM   #1
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Thank you for sharing.

Interesting area. complete new to me. I always stuck in Indonesia ocassionally Africa.

It makes an impressive display due to the lentgth and the rather large number of spears.

Do you have daylight close ups of the metal winding of the shafts ?

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Willem
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Old 17th November 2014, 02:17 AM   #2
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Only three words come to mind... WOW!!!
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Old 17th November 2014, 02:41 PM   #3
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Thank you for sharing.

Interesting area. complete new to me. I always stuck in Indonesia ocassionally Africa.

It makes an impressive display due to the lentgth and the rather large number of spears.

Do you have daylight close ups of the metal winding of the shafts ?

Best regards,
Willem
hi willem
Here are the photos of Spears Sockets
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