Sorry I'm just new and may be posting this in the wrong section.

Can't remember where I found this pic but I think it's from Castlekeep but cannot find their site. Any help?

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William,
I've moved this topic to Historical Arms Talk. The image has Castle Keep's URL at the bottom. :)

Sorry about that, thank's Chad. Do you know if they still make this item and do they have a website?

William-

Check the links section on myArmoury. There is a direct link to Castle Keep. Sending an email to them would be the surest way to find out. That sure is a nice sword. I would love a Castle Keep sword myself.....

Edit: Doh! Ya beat me Chad!

Looks like Castle Keep let their domain name registration expire because the site isn't there any longer. I'd imagine this is why the questions form the topic originator. :)

Having said that, as far as I know, Castle Keep is still very much in business. I'd wager that the Web site issue will be resolved shortly or you'll get a response here form the maker/owner, Rob Miller. Until then, his contact info is HERE.

Thanks for the prompt info gentlemen! Wow , this forum is loaded with great stuff, not to mention very professional appearance

Thanks for the update about the domain registration issue. I was trying to log on to the website and forum yesterday and my browser "couldn't" find the page. I'm happy to know that Rod is still making blades and all is well!

Sorry to but in but as by the looks of things Rob hasnt seen this to reply himself I thought Ied better mention that Rob i alive and most definatly still making stunning swords but his site was down for a week or so came back to life for a few days and has run back into problems. Between Turkish cyber terroritst and tech problems he hsnt had a lot of luck wih the site this year lol.