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Old 9th May 2025, 02:07 AM   #5
M ELEY
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Very good point, Jim! I do remember those rules concerning 'new' items! I miss Fernando also coming in to remind us of the same. As you mention, though, in context to style, this amazing tomahawk is authentic to some of their forms. As I am at work currently, I am unable to download an authentic antique 'Missouri war axe', a type of 'hawk used by the central tribes which closely resembled this style.
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