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Eric McHugh
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Steve Grisetti
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That is another beautiful piece, Eric. Nicely done.
"...dismount thy tuck, be yare in thy preparation, for thy assailant is quick, skilful, and deadly."
- Sir Toby Belch
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Tim Lison
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PM sent
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Bob Burns
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WOW  Eric that is one gorgeous piece but unfortunately it's out of the question for me. I have a custom scabbard to think about for my Edward III Sword! Sure is a marvelous beauty though!
I Love It!
Bob
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Robin Smith
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Oh wow! Thats beautiful...  That's friggin amazing! I am literally dumbstruck... I sooooo need that. It's out of my range for now, having just bought two albions recently, but I still need that....
A furore Normannorum libera nos, Domine
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Geoff Freeman
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Eric, your stuff gets more and more amazing with each new piece. I love this one. It would fit perfectly with what I am trying to put together, but I'm afraid finishing up my BA comes first right now.
A beautiful piece, Eric. One day, I will be in a position to acquire one of your pieces. For now, I will have to just admire and be amazed.
Geoffrey C. Freeman
Durendal Fencing Club
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Virak Ung
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Eric that is just a wicked, wicked knife.
Life is too short for drama
Virak
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Eric McHugh
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| Posted: Wed 18 Apr, 2007 1:43 pm Post subject: No longer available |
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Thank you all for the kind words.
It is no longer available (pending). This one went fast.
Find me on Facebook, or check out my blog. Contact me at eric@crownforge.net or ericmycue374@comcast.net if you want to talk about a commission or discuss an available piece.
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Toni R.
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The seax is very beautiful and looks well finished. Maybe a bit more work on the scabbard would have been nice? In my opinion, it doesn's quite make justice to the knife itself. But anyway, nice work, I have to say.
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Andy Bain
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That's another beautiful piece Eric. I'm glad it got snapped up quickly. Had it hung around for too long the temptation would have eventually been too strong. 
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Jared Smith
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I would say its "exquisite" and possesses the same fine touches that make the Albion sword models so sought after.
Peter commented that he was setting up an air hammer in his smithy. I have hopes that the artisans will start receiving pattern welded material. Are there any such aspirations?
Absence of evidence is not necessarily evidence of absence!
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