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Old 13th December 2008, 09:04 AM   #11
Gavin Nugent
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Great discussion gents, one can leave very happy with the knowledge that has been shared here. The getting away from my original thread as you say Stu is of great benefit for myself and others who know little about this fasinating and some what mystical knife and it's clouded history.
As Jim has always pointed out, historical ethic boundries and the changing of these boundries are very important in the discussion of weaponry and it is the weapons of this cross over of boundries that we all find so fasinating.
Please continue..

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