Hi All!

First of all we´d like to wish you all the best into 2012!
Here are some new pieces from our smithery :

Hanger, inspired by original from RA Leeds & classical wallon decorated upon customer´s request.
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http://www.nielo-sword.com/inpage/about-us/

Hope you like it.
Cheers,
Michal

Those look fairly nice, at least in the photos.

Fairly nice? That's like saying that the Mona Lisa is a nice painting. The hanger looks real nice and the Wallon sword looks outstanding to me. Great work.

Doug

Wow... just looked at your website and you also did a really nice Prussian Pallasch. Very nice work. What kind of steel do you use for your blades? Can they be used for fencing?

Hi,
thanks for your comments, I´m glad you like it.

For Christopher:
all our blades are hand-forged (from spring steel), hardened at 50-52 HRc.
We make swords not just for collectors, but also for members of reenactments (for fencing in battles-reconstructions, etc.).
Austrian pallasch - here are some pics for you:
Photo A: I made a wooden model first (for brass casting of the basket). Picture shows original pallasch and my wooden model.
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Photo B: here´s the original pallasch and my replica.
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M.

Wowser, great hilts nice detail. Would like to see some full shots with blades.

thank you. Here are some pics of full blades. Sorry but couldn´t manage to take better photos, kind of blurred
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Coolness factor 11 on the blades as well, thanks for the shots. I really dig the wide fullers and fancy curved tip.

I am impressed by the blackned hanger,i think was a great idea.Wallon has a very nice work on handle making.
My compliment,you are reachin pretty high level on custom swords.
Andrea Scattolin