LONDON ARMS FAIR

Royston · 27th September 2010, 08:44 AM

Asomotif,
I was trying to write Beladah Belabang but always have a problem remembering both words after calling these swords Parang Nabor for years. Also P.N is a lot easier to say

Scotchleaf,
The sword was so wrapped up no one could have known what it was.
My only concern was a possible stroke while negotiating the streets, London Underground, Train stations and rail system to get home !!

Stephen,
Interesting to hear that. I have not been since about 94 and remember a lot more tribal from those days. Unfortunately I also remember the prices too
( with fond memories )

Royston

kahnjar1 · 27th September 2010, 10:06 PM

Hi Roy,
Thanks very much for sharing the pics! I note the comments from others about nothing to get real excited about, but in my experience the REALLY
good stuff does not appear at shows like this anyway. It usually ends up in "backroom" deals

Regards Stuart

27th September 2010, 08:44 AM	#1
Royston Member Join Date: Mar 2008 Location: Poole England Posts: 443	Asomotif, I was trying to write Beladah Belabang but always have a problem remembering both words after calling these swords Parang Nabor for years. Also P.N is a lot easier to say Scotchleaf, The sword was so wrapped up no one could have known what it was. My only concern was a possible stroke while negotiating the streets, London Underground, Train stations and rail system to get home !! Stephen, Interesting to hear that. I have not been since about 94 and remember a lot more tribal from those days. Unfortunately I also remember the prices too ( with fond memories ) Royston

27th September 2010, 10:06 PM	#2
kahnjar1 Member Join Date: Aug 2007 Location: CHRISTCHURCH NEW ZEALAND Posts: 2,800	Hi Roy, Thanks very much for sharing the pics! I note the comments from others about nothing to get real excited about, but in my experience the REALLY good stuff does not appear at shows like this anyway. It usually ends up in "backroom" deals Regards Stuart