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Русский: Топор абордажный, Западная Европа, 18 в., железо, литьё, ковка, резьба. На заднем плане - пушки фальконеты на уключине, Россия, 18 в., чугун, литьё.
English: Boarding axe, Western Europe, 18 c., iron. Rowlock cannons (falconets), Russia, 18 c.
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