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Old 23rd December 2012, 10:39 AM   #6
sirupate
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Hi Fearn, the vest majority of the weapons in the National Museum are attributable to individuals, rather than captured weapons, and are clearly marked as such.

Jonathan perhaps with your photo collection from 2005 you could list in date order etc for Battara, I would of course contribute.
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