Hello myArmoury community,

I'd like to share a personal project that has been in the works for a while now, and I just finished it up. I didn't make a belt for it, only the straps on the scabbard itself, ready to mate with a belt.

Comments welcome, and thanks for looking!

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Wow, that looks great. I like the asymmetry in the chape and how it blends well with the tooling.

Well done! Another one in a long line of beautiful scabbards.

May i ask if there's an opportunity that you might add a Talhoffer to your inventory, for swordless scabbard orders?
The Talhoffer is a popular sword within the community, and i'd be very interested in such an order for myself.

Greetings,
Max

Wonderfull work, as always! Interesting touch with non-symetrical scabbard chape, it really adds to the character of the scabbard.

I like the chape asymmetry as far as the design goes but was this seen in period scabbards?

I don't care, I want one on my scabbard! :D

I feel remiss in not replying to this earlier. All I have to say is that you have come up with another great one Brian. I also have to agree that the asymmetrical chape really goes well with the tooling.

Scott

Looks very good. I really like. A good job, My compliments :)

Just a question to fill my ignorance in Europe in 1400, the floral textures were fashionable?
Perhaps more Mediterranean-area or Eastern? I do not know.

I'm local to Brian and have an Albion Talhoffer he may borrow any time to build a scabbard from.

Brian, you inspire! Seriously. I look and I learn and I love every one of these scabbards you unveil.

Mui Exellante!

Murphy :cool:

Glad to help, Max. I plan to keep the Talhoffer, so there is no time limit for when Brian could make a scabbard from it. Best wishes,

Keith