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David Ledoyen
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PostPosted: Fri 27 May, 2011 6:49 pm    Post subject: "At the Royal Sword" at Fort at #4 and at Johnson         Reply with quote

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Anyone interested in handling (and purchasing) some of our fine military 18th century swords ( www.theroyalsword.com could ) have look at Mr. Donald Dupuis stand. Mr. Dupuis is our representative in the USA and he will attend the French and Indian War event on June 4-5 at Fort at Number 4 in New Hampshire ( www.fortat4.org/ ) and the fair at Johnson Hall, N.Y. on June 11 and 12 ( www.friendsofjohnsonhall.org/events.html ).

Any questions about our products could asked via our Website.

Thanks, David Ledoyen

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PostPosted: Sat 28 May, 2011 6:16 pm    Post subject:         Reply with quote

New Hampshire event dates corrected.
David Ledoyen
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PostPosted: Thu 02 Jun, 2011 4:03 pm    Post subject:         Reply with quote

Also, Donald will have for sales somes Michel Petard's books on:


    French military equipments (1600-1750)
    French infantry swords (1660-to present day)
    French Hussards's sabers
    French Boarding Sabers and Cutlasses (French and English texts)


These books are written in French but the are plentiful of photographs and clear, understandable line drawings by a famous researcher and artist. A gold mine of info for any serious French weapons student.

David Ledoyen
www.theroyalsword.com
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