Posts: 3,646 Location: Midwest
Tue 04 Jul, 2006 10:37 pm
Russ Ellis wrote: |
Joe Fults wrote: | Russ Ellis wrote: | Arms and Armor? |
Nope.
This one is from Europe. |
Oh duh, you mentioned the interbank transfer... hmmm how about Klepac? |
Russ,
I'm not even sure what Klepac is, so I guess this must not be that. :confused:
Posts: 3,646 Location: Midwest
Tue 04 Jul, 2006 10:39 pm
I believe its being sent to me from Prague in the Czech Republic if that helps.
Posts: 1,606 Location: Chicago, Illinois
Tue 04 Jul, 2006 10:48 pm
Ok, how about Armart?
Posts: 411 Location: Göteborg Sweden
Tue 04 Jul, 2006 11:17 pm
Prague huh! Mike Sigman dont live there :D
Arma Bohemia?
Posts: 25 Location: Austin, Texas
Wed 05 Jul, 2006 12:17 am
Arma Bohemia ?
I think they use multiple people...but oh well, they are near Prague
*edit* I'm dumb, someone already said this, didn't check. Still, thats what my money is on ;)
Posts: 73 Location: New Zealand
Wed 05 Jul, 2006 12:19 am
Radek Lobko is my guess.
Posts: 142 Location: Uppsala
Wed 05 Jul, 2006 3:03 am
Maby Red Gur?
Posts: 9,555 Location: Dayton, OH
Wed 05 Jul, 2006 6:18 am
Joe Fults wrote: |
Russ,
I'm not even sure what Klepac is, so I guess this must not be that. :confused: |
http://www.myArmoury.com/review_jk_gaunthg.html
Posts: 450 Location: Montreal,Canada
Wed 05 Jul, 2006 7:06 am
I would venture a guess, is this by one of the Kritof brothers ? I believe they do business under Three brothers Production or some similar name.
JCH
Posts: 425 Location: Cincinnati OH
Wed 05 Jul, 2006 7:39 am
Joe, that is a real beauty. I won't play either since I know the answer (thanks Chad). I've admired their rondels for some time. Nice to see one come to life and make it across the pond. Looking forward to more pics.
Posts: 3,646 Location: Midwest
Wed 05 Jul, 2006 7:53 am
Tim Lison wrote: |
Ok, how about Armart? |
Nope.
Posts: 3,646 Location: Midwest
Wed 05 Jul, 2006 7:54 am
Patrik Erik Lars Lindblom wrote: |
Prague huh! Mike Sigman dont live there :D
Arma Bohemia? |
Yes sir...ARMA Bohemia it is.
I suspect it might be a Pavel Moc via ARMA Bohemia becuase it looks like some of the stuff he appears to sell through them, but I also see Lobko piece on their site as well. Won't know for sure I suspect until it in hand and I can inspect it for makers marks.
Posts: 3,646 Location: Midwest
Wed 05 Jul, 2006 8:02 am
This was an expiramental buy for me. ARMA Bohemia has a really interesting assortment of stuff on their site: swords, rapiers, daggers, pole weapons, armour, bows, camp goods. The rondel was an amount I could afford to write off if it did not work, but the piece appealed to me. Assuming it meeets expectations when in hand, I suspect I'll get some other odds and ends from them.
Posts: 2,608
Wed 05 Jul, 2006 8:06 am
Drat, I actually perused Arma Bohemia's site and found their rondels and thought that they did look somewhat similar... but didn't make that guess because who knows who the heck their makers are? Well besides them of course... :) I should have guessed Pavel Moc though. I'm betting you are right about him being the real guy behind that dagger.
Posts: 3,646 Location: Midwest
Wed 05 Jul, 2006 8:15 am
Russ Ellis wrote: |
Drat, I actually perused Arma Bohemia's site and found their rondels and thought that they did look somewhat similar... but didn't make that guess because who knows who the heck their makers are? Well besides them of course... :) I should have guessed Pavel Moc though. I'm betting you are right about him being the real guy behind that dagger. |
Have to wait and see, but there is definitely stuff with his mark on the ARMA Bohemia site and this looks like his hand to me. Guess we'll find out how good my eye is before too long though. Too bad Pavel's site has no Enlish on it. From photos, I like the look of much of his work.
Posts: 25 Location: Austin, Texas
Wed 05 Jul, 2006 10:18 am
please do tell us how it performs, I'm looking for a good rondel right now, and I've been looking at A. Bohemia for a while now. .
Posts: 154 Location: UK
Wed 05 Jul, 2006 10:31 am
Re:
Not St. Patrick's Workshop? I thought it looked a bit "Scottish" in the furniture and was thinking someone known for broadswords and dirks....
Rod.
Posts: 9,555 Location: Dayton, OH
Wed 05 Jul, 2006 10:33 am
Re:
Rod Parsons wrote: |
Not St. Patrick's Workshop? I thought it looked a bit "Scottish" in the furniture and was thinking someone known for broadswords and dirks....
Rod. |
Rod, this was posted as a new topic, not as a reply. I'm guessing it's supposed to go in this thread. If not, let me know and I'll move it.
Posts: 3,646 Location: Midwest
Wed 05 Jul, 2006 10:57 am
Re:
Rod Parsons wrote: |
Not St. Patrick's Workshop? I thought it looked a bit "Scottish" in the furniture and was thinking someone known for broadswords and dirks....
Rod. |
Rod, its probably in the mix for maybe, but until its in hand I have to settle on ARMA Bohemia since that's who I paid for it. The real "who" behind it is a mystery at the moment. Makes the anticipation fun though.
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