" viking-style axe " purchased from a maker in another forum ...
Nothing fancy, nothing shmancy ...
Well, broke down and actually purchased something for a change, my first
" viking-style axe " purchased from a maker in another forum ...
Nothing fancy, nothing shmancy ...
" viking-style axe " purchased from a maker in another forum ...
Nothing fancy, nothing shmancy ...
Nice axe! Looks stout!
| Jack Savante wrote: |
| Nice axe! Looks stout! |
Thanks, Jack ... I've no historical knowledge of axes, Viking or otherwise, but have
been wanting to add something different to my small collection of weapons. It is a
sturdy / stout piece and cost me less than $ 100 ...
Hopefully my goombahs here will allow me to post this link to the forum where the
maker advertises his wears, as I don't THINK he has a website, yet.
http://forum.sword-buyers-guide.com/viewtopic.php?f=3&t=14272
If anyone else is interested in acquiring an axe from this gentleman, I can say we
had an excellent transaction with no snaffus or shenanigans ( hehe, I really like that
word ... ) B-)
| Matthew G.M. Korenkiewicz wrote: |
| Hopefully my goombahs here will allow me to post this link to the forum where the
maker advertises his wears, as I don't THINK he has a website, yet. |
When have we ever disallowed a customer linking to info on the maker of an item they own?
It helps fill in context, background, etc. Not only is it allowed, it's encouraged.
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