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But this is extra rare because it is islamic centuries before mukhammad
I think you'd get at least a hundred as is on feebay Seems fixer uppers are hotter than fine condition there
The top one looks like first hand stories I heard of home made Philippine arms.Likely more dangerous to the holder.
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https://www.trystcraft.com/single-post/2018/02/19/How-to-Clean-Naugahyde-Furniture " Clean Naugahyde With Soap and Water When Naugahyde was...
I never joined but from what I hear from others there are more leaving than coming
What a bunch of racist homophobes. That should be burned for all it represents.
This was factory made in large numbers. In the past there was a lot of people that wanted one. Now, not so much. Supply far exceeds demand.
I find people in masks creepy
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A better shot of the sword top would help. At this distance I'm saying Knights of Columbus.
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The tarnish is certainly on solid silver albeit .830 purity.
Just curious about the marks on these. Seems to be mostly a Scandinavian thing to hand down silverware pieces for many generations - even work out...
Cooler
Salmon spaghetti is sacrilege in any culture
We have food. Why would one choose to eat trash?
You should easily get $10 for it someday
[IMG] Frankly, I don't find them tasty.
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