Does anyone here have a decent picture of the Arms & Armour Lord of Milan sword?

It's a personal favourite of mine; I consider it one of the most beautiful swords ever. But now they've seem to have discontinued it entirely for some insane reason. Since I recently lost most of my vast collection of sword pictures, I've been trying to find it again with no success. :(

I happen to own one. I'll see about getting you some decent pictures, although it might not be until tomorrow when I can get out into the morning light.

That's awesome. I appreciate the effort. :)

Here is a link for you: http://www.arms-n-armor.com/2000/catalog/item077gall.html

I noted years ago that the Lord of Milan was one of Arms and Armor's sleepers and something that people should really check into. It is a very nice single handed sword in the handling department and it doesn't look to bad either! Of course then I promptly went and ignored my own advice. There were just to many sexier A&A offerings that I wanted to pick up first... Imagine my chagrin when I realized that they had dropped it from their catalog! Anyway, someone at another forum mentioned theirs in a thread there and I noted how ill I was that I'd never managed to pick one up. They guy contacts me privately and mentions that he would be perfectly willing to unload his. I jumped at the chance and that's how this particular piece came to be in my possession.

Here's some pictures I quickly snapped this morning. I was a bit aggravated when I noted some light rust on the cross... guess who is going to have the scotchbrite wheel going tonight?

Roger: That's great! They'd changed their main page so I assumed the old one was gone.

Russ: Wow. That's way beyond my expectations. Kickass! :D

Thanks a bundle, both of you! :)

Why did A&A retire it? On their site it said unavailable at the moment - perhaps they are going to redesign it and just haven't been able to get around to it.

Outstanding, I'll have to wander home tonight and look up the original to see what we might be getting into...

I think the original was in the museum in Aosta... Beautiful sword. Imagine this A&A sword made by some master artisans with a big budget. :)