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Old 12th September 2023, 10:10 PM   #10
urbanspaceman
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Default battlefield and civilian
Am I right in realising that two styles of rapier existed contemporaneously?
The long, heavy, battlefield sword with cutting edges; and the not-so-long, narrow blades with no cutting edges for civilian wear.
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