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Old 26th September 2010, 07:43 PM   #14
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Thanks for the pictures !
What a wonderfull way to spend the day, even when most of the objects are military.And still end up with a dayak shield and a parang nabur (seems the right spelling to me)

Looking forward to pictures of the shield and parang nabur if possible

Also interesting to see absolutely no 1908 cavalry swords around.
Are they getting scarce ?

And a lot of wonderfull mameluke swords. they are so tempting.

Thanks !
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