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30th August 2010, 04:52 PM
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Lathe
Hi Aleks,
the spikes of the El Cid mace seem to be made on a lathe. Therefore i guess it is not old. May be for decorating about 1950 th. But as i post i m not familiar with ww 1 maces. Unless an interestin topic Dirk |
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30th August 2010, 05:28 PM
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WW1 trench clubs top Austrian[i think] middle Brit made by Brigg London btm German not sure if its relevant to Ethno weapons but what the hell.
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30th August 2010, 08:06 PM
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Hi Junker,
Thanks for the response. I appreciate your help. I had couple of questions. 1) Are trenching clubs on the picture authentic WWI ones?? 2) Do you think if it is better for me to ask about trenching club on the European Arms and Armour Forum?? 3) Finally, do you know anything about the first item I posted (Mace like Horsetail Standard)??? Thanks, Aleks |
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30th August 2010, 08:06 PM
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Questions, Questions, & Questions again
Hi Junker,
Thanks for the response. I appreciate your help. I had couple of questions. 1) Are trenching clubs on the picture authentic WWI ones?? 2) Do you think if it is better for me to ask about trenching club on the European Arms and Armour Forum?? 3) Finally, do you know anything about the first item I posted (Mace like Horsetail Standard)??? Thanks, Aleks |
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