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Bea & Arthur Knife of Deadpool in Just $88 (D2 & Spring Steel Available) with Sheath from Marvel Props Blade Materials:Ultra HC Steel Carbon Steel Black Klingon Kur'leth

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Bea & Arthur Knife of Deadpool in Just $88 (D2 & Spring Steel Available) with Sheath from Marvel Props Blade Materials:Ultra HC Steel Carbon Steel Black Klingon Kur'leth Carbon Steel Black Klingon Kur'leth Knife from Star Trek Star Trek Kurleth Knife Spring Steel Spartan Sword of King Leonidas from 300 The Movie Japanese High Carbon Steel Handforged Hei Shengshun Parrying Knife from Darker Than Black

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