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8th July 2017, 07:33 PM
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8th July 2017, 07:48 PM
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At least it makes the desired sound when opening.
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9th July 2017, 11:45 AM
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I used to eagerly await each new issue
Sometimes when I watch Forged in Fire I feel so stupid. I have seen and may even have antique examples of what the smiths are to make - but I never recall having heard the terminology before. While attempting to clear some of the accumulations of modern life in my attic I have found - buried in a stack of old magazines - an important reference to ethnographic arms in popular American culture - the Atlanta Cutlery catalog for 1996!
Peripherally relevant to this thread, here are listings for the noisy navaja! |
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10th July 2017, 02:43 PM
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A rather opportune entry, Lee.
... And a very 'romantic' means to expose the carraca noise saga; not without a pretty fair dosis of realism, though. Thanks for sharing that paper. |
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11th July 2017, 07:37 PM
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Here is one I picked up from an "Artes de Toledo" shop in Catalonia about 15 years ago which is a dead ringer in dimensions and weight etc. to the first illustration in Lee`s Atlanta Cutlery catalogue.
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