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Hi Jim, Jens et al,
Many thanks for your insight and interest in this piece. It just goes to show that everything requires a little investigation before jumping to conclusions. I hadn't really looked closely at the sword before consigning it to the garage pile but it turns out that it has an interesting tale to tell after all. ![]() ![]() My Regards, Norman. |
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Thank you Jim for clarying the quote:-).
Norman, you are welcome:-). |
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Quid pro quo Jens, for the many years of sharing key data, examples, ideas and helping me learn on Indian arms. Norman, pretty exciting find buried in your trove there!!! What else you got stashed in that garage??? ![]() |
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