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Eickhorn blade from WW-2 Europe. Dad brought it home from the war. As far as i can tell from research, it is a German NCO's dress sword or a German fire officials sword; circa 1936.
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The other, a hand-made, obsidion blade in a true whitetail antler handle. Came from the Coshochton area.
The other, a hand-made, obsidion blade in a true whitetail antler handle. Came from the Coshochton area.
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I see whatcha mean, Chris. It was fine yesterday when i posted them. I am using a new camera and perhaps i'm not using it properly, i had to down-size the pics to be able to upload them.
Maybe Wolf can tell me what i am doing wrong? How bout it Wolf?
Yesterday they showed up as pics not text.
Maybe Wolf can tell me what i am doing wrong? How bout it Wolf?
Yesterday they showed up as pics not text.
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Let see if this uploads...
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Make sure you click the insert image icon just below the smilies button in the editor and upload from there.
I just checked user permission and it all looked ok. But I am continuing the check.
View attachment 221
Make sure you click the insert image icon just below the smilies button in the editor and upload from there.
I just checked user permission and it all looked ok. But I am continuing the check.
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