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My question would be since the pictures are so poor, is this the real deal or another one of those fakes. And at a $760 price tag at last check, I know I would be pissed off if it was a fake.for those's who think your paying too much,check this out:
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I am suprised no one with any common sense has yet come to the conclusion that there was no need at all for any sort of brass or other tag to identify exactly who was a slave and who was not.for those's who think your paying too much,check this out:
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I seem to recall a number of threads here discussing the possible slave origins of this or that set of restraints. Its been pointed out that almost any set of restraints that could have been used for slaves could have equally as well been used for any kind of prisoner. Slave tags had no other use. For those that may be interested, a fairly comprehensive explanation of slave tags and their purpose can be found about half way down the page here:for those's who think your paying too much,check this out:
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YES FOUND IT VERY INTERESTING.THANKS FOR PUTTING IT UP! (^_^)for those's who think your paying too much,check this out:
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