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Catching Elephant is a theme by Andy Taylor
Mughal Dagger
- Dated: 17th century
- Culture: India, Mughal dynasty
- Medium & Technique: blade - molded steel with gilded decoration; hilt - jade inlaid with gold, translucent enamel on silver or gold, opaque enamel, semi-precious stones and coral
Source: © Musée du Louvre
THIS IS SO CUTE I NEED TO PUNCH A WALL TO FEEL MANLY AGAIN
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Elements by Cathrine Langwagen
Just reminding everyone that Gideon Emery has a youtube account where he does things like record ducks swimming in his apartment pool and sing croony love songs over them and make fun of news anchors and sing a capella songs about breakfast foods.
Fraternal Sword
- Dated: late 19th-early 20th century
- Measurements: overall length 95.5 cm
The brass hilt with lionhead pommel, cast with a moon and star and set with two glass “stones.” Curved, plated blade marked “Pettibone Bros. Mfg. Co. Cinti, Ohio.” The scabbard features brass mounts.
Source & Copyright: Auction Flex
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Disney makes me laugh whenever they make something about Gaston
