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Mon 19 Dec, 2005 9:00 am

Pattern for a XI century knight sword.

I'm looking for the pattern for the sheath and belt for a 11th century european sword, mine is a decent Oakeshott XII.

I have in mind the type that could be partially seen in this attachment.

Please pardon me if I happen to infringe some rules by publishing here a pic from a commercial website but I can't find no other reference for what I have in mind

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Bruno Giordan

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Mon 19 Dec, 2005 9:01 am

the second pic . The red arrow indicates the part whose back and details I would like to see explained.
It is a Bailey sword by Caswell Studios

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Nathan Robinson

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Mon 19 Dec, 2005 9:05 am

Re: Pattern for a XI century knight sword.

Bruno Giordan wrote:

I have in mind the type that could be partially seen in this attachment.

This is sort of funny. The commercial Web site of which you speak is our own, at least for the first photo. It's from myArmoury.com. In the future, please just link to the photo rather than save it to your computer and attach it. Read the INFO pages on how to show photos.

On the second set of photos, the ones of the sword, there is a post somewhere on this site by the maker of the sword and a discussion of it. It's somewhere on this site :)

There are many topics already posted that might be helpful to you, but here is one place to start: http://www.myArmoury.com/talk/viewtopic.php?t=4951

Cheers.

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Bruno Giordan

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Mon 19 Dec, 2005 9:07 am

Nathan, I know that Santa giustina is from here, i meant the second pic.

I have erased any reference to the vendor, and I'm showing it here only because I can't properly name its style

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Nathan Robinson

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Mon 19 Dec, 2005 9:14 am

Bruno Giordan wrote:

I have erased any reference to the vendor, and I'm showing it here only because I can't properly name its style

Yes. Please don't erase the reference to the vendor or alter copyrighted photos. Just keep that in there, as it's illegal to remove that stuff.

Check out the link posted in the above post. It has a great drawing by Peter Johnsson.

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Nathan Robinson

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Mon 19 Dec, 2005 10:18 am

Hey, I foudn it. Here is the topic that discusses that sword: http://www.myArmoury.com/talk/viewtopic.php?t=1058

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Anton de Vries

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Mon 19 Dec, 2005 10:20 am

Nathan Robinson wrote:

a great drawing by Peter Johnsson.

And here's the fullsize version, for those who actually want to read the text:

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Bruno Giordan

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Mon 19 Dec, 2005 10:24 am

Thank you for your kind replies.

To properly attribute the above pic, I will add that it is a sword named Bailey's sword by Caswell Studios.

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