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#43099
05/24/2010 08:27 AM
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Joined: Jun 2007
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Joined: Jun 2007
Posts: 444 Likes: 1 |
The problem is that I couldn�t pull out the sword from the scabbard .I have been told by the previous owner that about 30 years ago, when he bought the sword he had small childrens.To avoid any injuring of the children he put two wooden chocks into the scabbard and than tamped the sword into the scabbard. Actually I don�t know if the sword has a blade or doesn�t.
Despite my efforts I couldn�t succeed in pulling out the sword from the scabbard.
So my first question is: what I have to do: to leave the sword like it is or to continuing my attempts to pull it out ?
And second question- how do I succeed in pulling out the sword without any damages to the
grip , scabbard or blade , if there is a blade?
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