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Mark Routledge
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 Posted: Tue 20 Nov, 2012 12:53 pm Post subject: Biggish seax with a continental feel. |
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Had a go at something for a friend and fellow group member, hope you all approve. 27 inches overall and on the heavy side it is based on an earlier period continental style seax with a hilt made from Bone and English Elm. Kept it fairly understated and tried to get the lines and feel right.
Sharp ( very ) blade made from en 45 and patinated then polished on the edge to give it a bit of a life story.
Hilt and pommel.
www.wessexwildcraft.com
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Viktor Abrahamson
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Wonderful!
Any plans for a sheath?
/Viktor
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Robin Smith
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Very nice! I dig composite hilted seaxs. You gotta do a sheath!
A furore Normannorum libera nos, Domine
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Tim Lison
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That is just beautiful! Well done. The handle is just great! I hope you do a sheath for it!
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