File:James Plamondon.jpg

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Adventure author James Plamondon photographed with his hand-and-a-half "bastard" sword produced by Wilkinson Sword of London. Plamondon had the sword engraved with the Latin phrase Hic Gladius Contra Tyrannia ("This sword against tyranny") and the year, 1978. (He notes that at $5 per letter, adding the year in Roman numerals would have been too costly.) The photo was taken with his mother's Polaroid SX-70 instant camera. |
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Permission has kindly been granted by the copyright holder for this copyrighted item to appear in the not-for-profit Eamon Wiki website. Permission granted by James Plamondon in email with Huw Williams on 16 July 2019. |
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current | 18:02, 16 July 2019 | ![]() | 2,600 × 3,000 (3.05 MB) | Huwmanbeing (talk | contribs) | Adventure author James Plamondon in {{Year|1978}}, photographed with his hand-and-a-half "bastard" sword, produced by Wilkinson Sword of London. Plamondon had the sword engraved with the Latin phrase "Hic Gladius Contra Tyrannia" ("This sword against tyranny") and the year "1978". (Plamondon notes that at $5 per letter, he couldn't afford the more fitting "MCMLXXVIII".) The photo was taken with his mother's Polaroid SX-70 instant camera. |
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