Re: pic - sword
From CJRandall <col...@shieldwolf.demon.co.uk>
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· 20 Mar 1999 00:00 · View full thread
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> I dig axes, those are cool. I saw this one axe in a Highlander TV show >that was a one-sided blade on a long black handle, really cool-looking, you >don't happen to know what those are called? Tallarms? Longarms? > .-~~-. > (_^..^_) >Lester||||AMC .-''```''-._ `'-;_;, '. ':;, '. ':; \ \: : :; ; : . ;; |; : . ;; ; ; ; |; | ; ) ; . ) | | ) | | ) | | ) | : ) : : ) : | ) | | ) | : ) : : ) : | ) | 3ft | ) | blade | | /\...../\ ; \\'// ; ; .\\/. ; ; '/\\' ; ; //.\\ ; \/_____\/ | | | | 4ft | | handle | | | | | | iron-age | | talon-arm | | axe-head | | scythe-claw-like weapon could reach over the top of a Romans shield. the army of Roman emperor Trojan reinforced their helmets to suit 17mar99 [][ see yuz [][ colin -- . /\_/\ ( () |_ | |\| _/ |? .\ |\| |) .\ |_ |_ :( a a( CJRandall http://www.shieldwolf.demon.co.uk ' \___") <tHISsIGiStHEoNLYpROMOmYwEBsITEgETSaNYWAY:>
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