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Posted 11 years ago
tom61375
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This is a piece from my late uncle's collection of articles of antiquities. He received this as a gift from a museum curator for restoring an old pirate vessel 50 years ago. =^°
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Thank you nutsabotas6! =)
Thank you pw-collector! =)
Merci DrFluffy! =)
Thank you bb2! =)
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Also used as a billyclub LoL
You can billy club me any day Aimers, LoL. =^}
Never U Tom xo
If you haven't already, Lake Mead is a beautiful place to visit, swim, fish. I have friends in Vegas... I've visited the lake thru many photos. LoL
I'm thinking about taking my 3 dogs to Lake Mead this weekend. Since you have friends here, you should come visit! =^)
Thank you vetraio50! =)
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That's funny. I have three dogs also. Pitbull and two Chihuahua's. Do you have any birds? LoL
Looks like Harry Potter's wand... Wingardium Leviosa!!!
LoL Toolate. I love Harry Potter, Lord of the Rings, etc.
Also reminds me of...
http://www.memorialhall.mass.edu/collection/itempage.jsp?itemid=5700&level=beginner&transcription=0
Now that's a cool link! Great website there Aims...
:) thanks, I'm glad you like it Toolate.
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You don't see these anymore. Good find. The bottom should be approx twice the length of the top.