I apologize for the link, but there is too much information to recreate in a post. Please follow the link to my webpage.

http://crownforge.net/2018/10/18/st-annen-museum-type-xii/

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wow its looks really good ! , may i ask a question? how is the basswood for scabbards? trying to figure which wood to use since i cant obtain poplar here where i live.

thanks.

Eric, I have been following the progress on this sword on your Facebook and have been thrilled watching it! The shape of this sword is superb and speaks to me. I love the process that you used to dye the grip as well as the explanation behind it.

Congratulations on the crafting of a truly impressive sword and scabbard!

I really like this sword - its a classic European medieval sword, and very well done.

One thing that would be nice would be a full-length, undistorted view.

Gorgeous sword.

Thank you all. I appreciate it.

Yes, I realize I need an overall view. My camera malfunctioned before I could finish the photo shoot. The new owner said he would take some pictures for me. When I get them, I’ll put them up right away.

As I mentioned, my camera broke when I was photographing this sword, so I had to ship it without overall photos.

Here are some overall length photos from the new owner.

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Eric,
Simply remarkable. A perfect blend of form & function.

Thanks, Jon

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Awesome. It reminds me of Count Eckart's sword in Naumburg Cathedral.