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Aaron Justice
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 Posted: Sun 23 Jul, 2006 12:51 pm Post subject: Wanted: Older Krupp steel Del Tin swords |
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Hello all, been a while since I posted here.
I am in search of any older Del Tin swords sold under MRL. They have thinner edges like current Windlass swords and are made out of Krupp steel which I find more aesthetically pleasing than the chromium steel they use now.
I am actually looking for any of the older style Viking swords, they have about 5 or 6 models not being produced by Del Tin now. One was a massive Viking sword with a pommel and crossguard similar to the Del Tin 2124, but with a wider and probably longer blade.
I believe it was called the Maldon viking sword. It was supposed to weigh nearly 4 pounds, very heavy, but I had the current 2102 and it weighed about the same. Here is another one. This one has a similar pommel and cross, but the blade is still smaller than the Maldon.
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I like some of the styles no longer produced, and seeing that these swords do pop up now and then I am interested in purchasing one if someone wanted to take it out and dust it off.
I have a sharpened Sword of Tiberias and Scabbard coming in the next day or so I may want to trade if someone wants to.
How can there be a perfect sword when PEOPLE come in all shapes and sizes too?
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Jonathan Blair
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PM sent
"Think not that I am come to send peace on earth: I came not to send peace, but a sword." - The Lord Jesus Christ, from The Gospel According to Saint Matthew, chapter x, verse 34, Authorized Version of 1611
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Aaron Justice
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| Jonathan Blair wrote: | | PM sent |
Jonathan, emailed and Pm'd you.
How can there be a perfect sword when PEOPLE come in all shapes and sizes too?
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