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Eric Meulemans
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 Posted: Mon 06 Jun, 2011 8:10 pm Post subject: The See-All Security Pommel |
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I hesitate to even think such a thing - lest I succumb to some sort of Victorian romanticism - but today I picked up this Tritonia and think I did... What a handy feature to prevent one from being set upon unawares, perhaps while in the midsts of devotions.
I can think of a few instances in film where sword blades or shields are used as mirrors to such an end, but convex pommels - there's the ticket!
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Nathan Robinson
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Jean Thibodeau
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Good idea but my Tritonia pommel isn't that highly polished.    
It certainly could be an interesting plot device in a future film.
Maybe mirror polish one of my walking stick pommels.
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