Fall is one of my favorite seasons of the year with warm afternoons giving way to brisk evenings, the changing colors of the forest, harvest with all it's gatherings and fellowship.
To celebrate the changing season I am offering 30% off the pieces on my AVAILABLE PAGE
Also 25% off the sailing knives HERE
Be sure to mention this offer to get the sale price.
This is good on the day of the Autumnal Equinox (9-23-2011) only. Everything is first come first served.

Blessed Harvest to you all.

Voted for Spring although Summer would be a close second.

Really long, dark and cold Winters up here so when it finally starts to warm up it does cheer me up a bit.

Winter and a very cold day can be bracing and has it's charms.

Fall can also be good if it's early fall and it's still warmish.

Summer would be my favourite except that we tend to get very humid and clammy days in Montreal on average, but this Summer there where more of those warm but dry days that I like better.

And good luck with the sale ..... and " BUMP ". ;) :D :cool:

Winter for me. Holiday season for the win :) .

Tomorrow is the day!

Remember this is $1000 off the sword and $400 off the whale knife.

Just for the record, I like parts of every season but fall wins by a hair.

Good luck on the sale!

Today is the Day!
Things are starting to move fast!
As things sell I will be removing them from the sites.
Thanks to those who purchased pieces.

Hmmm... the state of the economy must be getting bad indeed. When a beautiful sword like that XIIIb doesn't get snatched up when a full thousand dollars is knocked off the price, that makes me think a lot of people who really wanted to get it, just couldn't justify expenditure right now, probably due to economic conditions.

I would loved to have gotten it, as I could have used it with my old early crusader kit, but I have already committed to working on the sword for a new kit right now.

Also, just a thought, but the XIIIb needs more photos! The whale knife is very well documented with photos, but the sword needs photos from different angles, and maybe a closeup of the pattern welding. :)