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Old 3rd May 2017, 10:21 PM   #1
Gavin Nugent
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Very nice to see! I just LOVE that shield!
Your method in having the spears is follow the angle of the stairs has worked well...I may even give further consideration to that which is hung in my stair well!

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Very nice to see! I just LOVE that shield!
Your method in having the spears is follow the angle of the stairs has worked well...I may even give further consideration to that which is hung in my stair well!

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Thank you Gavin . I remember buying that shield for next to nothing at the Victorian Military Society Fair in London in the 1980s ... it is the only one I have seen for sale since . The angling of my spears on this wall is simply because the wall isnt wide enough to accommodate the longest one if placed straight .... but I think it looks better too ... giving it some 'movement' as the artistic might say.
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