Here are a couple of swords I just finished for Privateer Armoury.
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D-Guard sword (S.5 Swords and Blades of the American Revolution)
Patined 1084 distal tapered blade, iron hilt, fluted rosewood grip, birch/leather/brass scabbard.
Specs:
Total weight: 2lb 1oz
Sword weight: 1lb 7oz
Length: 30"
Blade: 24.5"
CoP: 17"
PoB 5.5"

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Double Shell-Guard(from the Greenwich National Maritime Museum)
Patined, 1084 steel distal tapered blade, iron hilt, antler grip, birch/leather/brass scabbard.
Specs:
Total weight: 2lb 7oz
Sword weight: 1lb 12oz
Length: 30"
Blade: 25"
CoP: 16.5"
PoB: 4.5"

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Those are very nice looking swords, Ben. I always love to see new work from you. Thanks for posting.

I really like those - thanks for posting your work!

Ben

Is this the sword you replicated from the National Maritime Museum?

http://collections.rmg.co.uk/collections/objects/78877.html

Thanks

Danny

That is the one, I had to modify the design due to budget constraints.

Beautifully done, Ben. I was confused at first because they look so much like originals ! Great job capturing the aura of the real thing.

Ben, those are fantastic swords. I have a real soft spot for the golden age of piracy and those both fit right in perfectly. Congratulations.

Ben, good to see you're around and making solid blades. I still have the Privateer sword you made for me a few years ago and it's been a real fun little blade for cutting.