Images of items I have purchased.
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Two bayonets. Internet cookies for identifying the left one, major internet cookies for identifying the one on the right.
One on the right looks to have a German WW2 era scabbard. However I'm going to go Austrian Mauser bayonet?
The thing on the left...hmmm looks like a Hakim but the grip is wrong. Pommel and scabbard match though. - Second answer is Swedish Mauser type, M 1896!
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Almost £3k worth of Multiyork sofas arrived bright and early yesterday morning.
The smaller one is called 'Imogen' and the larger one is a 'Nadia', in extra large. It's flipping enormous!
They're nice, but I'm not sure they're £3k nice!
The smaller one is called 'Imogen' and the larger one is a 'Nadia', in extra large. It's flipping enormous!
They're nice, but I'm not sure they're £3k nice!
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I love how clean and simple that room is!! Although, the wires behind the table need sorting 
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Some new pies
Ah, nipple protectors.
You're paying for the quality. My parents bought a Multiyork 20+ years ago and it's still as comfy as ever. We'd have killed something from the normal sofa shops in about 5 years, this just shows a bit of light wear on the top of the arms. The Multiyork will get recovered when she's moved then it's good for another 20 years.
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Yay! Spook haz fish!
Any chance of an in tank pic on the fish tank forums please.
Also, did you get any CUC?
Will do tomorrow, got a two cleaner shrimps and two Trochus type Snails i think they were.
[RXP]Andy;28079346 said:I went in to buy a Sony RX100 MKIII and ended up with this.
I looked at this and thought - that's a nice bridge camera so googled it --- How Much !!!!!!!!!!
Obviously not a bridge camera. - would like one all the same but to rich for my photo ability.
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Soldato
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All 2nd hand but all in pretty much new condition. They've hardly been played.
For all 5 it was in the region of about £600. Would have been around £1100 new depending where you shopped.
All my current crashes have been damaged and repaired, and with studio time coming up I needed to bite the bullet and get some without any chunks taken out of them!
Hope you no have a cat..Almost £3k worth of Multiyork sofas arrived bright and early yesterday morning.
The smaller one is called 'Imogen' and the larger one is a 'Nadia', in extra large. It's flipping enormous!
They're nice, but I'm not sure they're £3k nice!
My cat loves siting on the top of the back edge of my sofa and sticking her claws in..
Correct on the left, close on the right. It's actually a Siamese Mauser. Well done.
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You did well.
When I joined my current band in 2000 (that long ago) there were around 20 top cymbals up a corner in the studio that had all been smashed to pieces by the drummer in the band at the time.
I have never seen a drummer hit a drumkit so hard and every night there would be sawdust all around his kit from his sticks.
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I got some bargains, no doubt about that!
I can't understand drummers hitting that hard. I've been told I hit hard, but not in a crazy, uncontrolled nutter-like way - you need to have technique too. I get you need to perform when you're on stage, but when you break things it's all a bit much for me.
Its a sunlight squeeze bike horn, I was also intrigued and investigated on google
Thank you kindly!
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