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Old 29th June 2025, 03:53 AM   #4
M ELEY
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Amen, IP, concerning the rarity of swords in the NC region. Likewise, I agree many were probably refurbished after the conflicts for more useful purposes. I have been lucky over the years to find a scant few local items (a nice Dog River Confederate saber comes to mind), but most of the stuff I've found here is from somewhere else!
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