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Old Yesterday, 10:05 PM   #1
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It would be good to include full sword dynamics info a la Vincent Le Chevalier where possible. A bit laborious to compute and not always possible but provides a lot of interesting information.

Also, the components of the sword can of course be sourced from different times and/or places; i.e. you might find an 18th c Solingen blade on a 19th c Aceh peudeueng.

Also, document any cleaning, repairs, or damage.
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