Posts: 717 Location: Wisconsin, USA
Wed 13 Apr, 2005 6:37 am
Alina Boyden wrote: |
Do the sword of Santa Casilda! I love that sword. |
Hey Alina!
Can you give me anything more to go on? Harlan and I have been searching for information on this sword, but can't find pictures or where it is kept...
Best,
howy
Posts: 9,555 Location: Dayton, OH
Wed 13 Apr, 2005 6:42 am
Howard Waddell wrote: |
Hey Alina!
Can you give me anything more to go on? Harlan and I have been searching for information on this sword, but can't find pictures or where it is kept...
Best,
howy |
I'm not Alina, but there's a pic and some brief info here. The sword in question is XII.4 in the article.
Posts: 717 Location: Wisconsin, USA
Wed 13 Apr, 2005 8:00 am
Chad Arnow wrote: |
I'm not Alina, but there's a pic and some brief info here. The sword in question is XII.4 in the article. |
Thanks Chad! I knew that it sounded familiar... as they say, if it was a snake, it would have bit me...
Best,
Howy
Posts: 144 Location: Wales, UK ,europe
Wed 13 Apr, 2005 12:00 pm
thanks for the concern guys, but my hand has now got a nice war wound that wont stop itching.
but much more important the sword hasn't got a scratch on it but plenty of blood stains ;)
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