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A few folks asked for the reverse view of my German Officers dagger. Here it is. The numbering below the obvious RZ over M lettering is"M7/116". What does it all mean. Do you think this is the answer?
Such an array of fabulous caterpillars to identify. It's like a daily treasure hunt when I'm out searching for these little treasures :)
Dagger en UTA Re-Evolution, San Jeronimo 21, Centro, México D.F., Abril 29, 2006 // Dagger @ UTA Re-Evolution, Mexico City Downtown, April 29, 2006.
The Coffin Daggers playing on stage in Tompkins Square Park for the "Whose Fucking Park" punk rock show.
Double Dagger - May 22, 2010 - La Flèche d'Or - Paris, France
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Trying to make a sword as a ''new'' beginning... It's been a while, but I really wanna start modelling like a pro :)...
Just got a few issues that I'd like to share with the community and ask for help :)
Spanish Dagger, Roman Candle or Palm Lily (Yucca gloriosa), a spear-leaved autumn-flowering perennial native to the southeastern United States. The flower stems are up to 2.5m tall and the leaves, which have only very fine teeth and few if any filaments, are up to 60cm long. Full size image available as a stock photo at Country, Farm and Garden Photo Library.
A modern take on a traditional style tattoo. I like to bring some perspective into my traditional work sometimes.
I realized my dear Dagger has too little exposure.
so here he is.
I made that necklace from my earring who lost its pair.
Either Grey Dagger (Acronicta psi) or Dark Dagger (A. tridens). Very difficult to tell the difference without looking at genitalia. Common species that's often attracted to light.
Western Iran, Early Dynastic Period, about 2600-2350 B.C.
Bronze
Although found in the Luristan hills, this dagger is virtually identical to those recovered from the royal cemetery at Ur. The blade's design was clearly derived from a leaf. The central vein may have been found to add structural support to the dagger as it had done in leaves. The base of the handle has smaller bulbs which resemble fruit and also creates an excellent gripping surface. This is an outstanding example of how plants can successfully inspire useful art.