Ebay UK ban sale of "samarai swords"

spiral · 2nd April 2008, 07:53 PM

I agree Kronckew, essentialy our swords are worth infinatly less than they were, , accept in illegal sales, but without ebay they are just worth local village junk shop England prices , not international world market prices.

Sadly I doubt if the Torys would do it differently, they all just run the country for their own ends & those of there mates, they just play with the population & newspapers etc. But I digress.

But as I said in this thread...
linky...

"If you live in "Blighty" "land of the free" & want a longish curved blade youve got 8 weeks to get it."

I would now add to that statement , it seems likley that if you want a longish straight blade in or from England you've got 6 months left to get it, {or sell it if you dont want it.}

Luckily I took my own advice. But theres still some pieces I would have liked that I will probably never own.

I think this law should have been introduced yesterday, Aprill fools day would have been a suitible timing.

Spiral

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spiral Member Join Date: Dec 2004 Posts: 1,712	I agree Kronckew, essentialy our swords are worth infinatly less than they were, , accept in illegal sales, but without ebay they are just worth local village junk shop England prices , not international world market prices. Sadly I doubt if the Torys would do it differently, they all just run the country for their own ends & those of there mates, they just play with the population & newspapers etc. But I digress. But as I said in this thread... linky... "If you live in "Blighty" "land of the free" & want a longish curved blade youve got 8 weeks to get it." I would now add to that statement , it seems likley that if you want a longish straight blade in or from England you've got 6 months left to get it, {or sell it if you dont want it.} Luckily I took my own advice. But theres still some pieces I would have liked that I will probably never own. I think this law should have been introduced yesterday, Aprill fools day would have been a suitible timing. Spiral