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Old 7th June 2014, 11:09 PM   #1
Ken Maddock
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Hi people,
Thanks for information, nice to get some information on the spear
And the link was very informative
The shaft is not bamboo though but I presume there was a lot of variation on this
Interesting I live not too far wolseley,s old estate so a soldier bring back brings up some ideas.
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Ken
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