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A Christmas shopping distraction.
While trying to make a start with my Christmas shopping today I got distracted and ended up with this. This was caused by an inability to pass an Antique shop without having a look inside.
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Last edited by Flying10uk; 12-21-2016 at 04:30 PM.
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12-21-2016 04:14 PM
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The marking resembles mine. Sort of...
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I think Santa would approve. As long as any significant other receives a gift of comparable value.
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Originally Posted by
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As long as any significant other receives a gift of comparable value.
Pick her up a nice Patton saber.
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Pick her up a nice Patton saber.
I like the way you think. A friend found an empty scabbard for his Patton Saber at a show a couple of weekends ago.
Don't think Santa or his wife knows about that purchase. But when is the last time you saw one?
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Originally Posted by
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But when is the last time you saw one?
Just the scabbard? Never, but the curio shop down town here had two swords complete a couple years ago...or so.
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I asked the shop to wrap it up well with paper and tape because I didn't want to get arrested on the walk back to my car. I wonder if what looks like "64" could be the year it was made?
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I took mine to be a rack number like the way a rifle is marked.
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