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Old 22nd April 2015, 12:00 AM   #3
Tipperary
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This looks like a 19th Century blade that has seen better days and has been remounted in a much more recent hilt. At least some of the old skills in metalworking are not dead yet. However its a shame that they are being used to less than ideal effect.
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