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37" Light Taker Sword of Samuel (Kilgorin Sword Reissue Dark Edition) from The Great Return (Spring Steel & D2 Steel Battle Ready Versions are Available) with Wall Plaque Blade Materials:D2 Steel Stainless Steel Full Tang Battle
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37" Light Taker Sword of Samuel (Kilgorin Sword Reissue Dark Edition) from The Great Return (Spring Steel & D2 Steel Battle Ready Versions are Available) with Wall Plaque Blade Materials:D2 Steel Stainless Steel Full Tang Battle Stainless Steel Full Tang Battle Ready Medieval Sword with Scabbard 420J2 Steel Full Tang Functional Medieval Sword with Scabbard D2 Steel Light Taker Sword of Samuel from The Great Return with Wall Plaque Japanese High Carbon Steel Kilgorin Sword Reissue Black Edition with Plaque
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