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		<title>The Scottish Dirk by Cold Steel &#8211; A Piece You Need to Own</title>
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		<description><![CDATA[The Scottish Dirk was once used in ancient Scotland as a tool and a weapon. It was beautifully made and very effective, just like this true to original replica from Cold Steel. Although it is a replica, it is one that is well done and which didn’t deviate from the historical original. This means that [...]]]></description>
			<content:encoded><![CDATA[<p>The <a title="scottish dirk" href="http://www.darksteelreplica.com/cold-steel-scottish-dirk-c-21-p-1-pr-131.html">Scottish Dirk</a> was once used in ancient Scotland as a tool and a weapon. It was beautifully made and very effective, just like this true to original replica from Cold Steel. Although it is a replica, it is one that is well done and which didn’t deviate from the historical original. This means that it is an item for every collector of historical hand weapons. Of course those that love Scotland will like this dirk also, but role playing and people simply looking for something attractive will be satisfied also. Since it is battle ready and the blades sharp, it can also be used for training with daggers.<span id="more-43"></span></p>
<p>The blade of the Scottish Dirk is 13 inches long and a quarter of an inch thick. It is made of 1055 carbon steel and the leather scabbard is included so you can store it away safely. The handle is interested because it is made of rosewood and is capped by a steel guard that has a blue color to it. The pommel is disc shaped which is a unique feature. Overall this weapon is well made and is sure to be an eye catcher no matter how it is used. This is the perfect gift fot the <a title="scottish swords &amp; weapons" href="http://www.darksteelreplica.com/scottish-swords-c-21.html">Scottish swords &amp; weapons</a> collector.</p>
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		<title>L&#8217;Offrande A Bacchus Tapestry</title>
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		<description><![CDATA[The Wilder Times in Rome evolved around Bacchus, the &#8220;God of Wine&#8221; and the celebrations were abundant, as well as a huge hit during the Roman times. No wonder this tapestry wall hanging of Bacchus is so popular, because a celebration is always at hand in the room it hangs. The name of this work-of-art [...]]]></description>
			<content:encoded><![CDATA[<p>The Wilder Times in Rome evolved around Bacchus, the &#8220;God of Wine&#8221; and the celebrations were abundant, as well as a huge hit during the Roman times. No wonder this tapestry wall hanging of Bacchus is so popular, because a celebration is always at hand in the room it hangs. The name of this work-of-art is L&#8217;Offrande a Bacchus and the English interpretation from these French words are, &#8220;Do you want to have a drink?&#8221; and this in turn is considered the &#8216;offering to Bacchus&#8217;. In modern times we tend to think of this as the classic wall decor for parties and smacks of romance to many. This tapestry is a fabulous find and works well in most large rooms in your home. Many a fine bar or restaurant are also more than interest in having the <a title="Bacchus Tapestries" href="http://www.decor4u.com/loffrande-a-bacchus-c-36-p-1-pr-58.html">L&#8217;Offrande A Bacchus Tapestry</a> hanging on their walls. It&#8217;s brightly colorful palette and large size covers the walls exceptionally well. Offered in 100% cotton or a cotton and wool blend ranging in size from 37&#8243; wide x 76&#8243; high, lined with sewn sleeve for tapestry rod.<span id="more-12"></span></p>
<p>When shopping online be sure to look for quality and a good return policy from your tapestry shop. <a title="classic wall decor" href="http://www.decor4u.com/classic-wall-decor-c-36.html">Classic wall decor</a> and beautiful wall tapestries lend themselves to true works-of-art woven into the stories, symbols and historical events from ancient to modern times. Enjoy.</p>
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