[Chad Arnow]

As some of you have figured out, I'm quite a fan of Tod's Stuff, a UK-based supplier of knives, swords, short polearms, crossbows, and period goods. I have 6 knives and daggers by him. While you can see stuff of his in many threads, including this one, this one, and this one, I thought it would be fun to collect a bunch of images of his stuff in one thread so people can see the breadth of offerings he has. People are welcome to add their Tod's Stuff items as well.

First, here's my Scottish dirk:


And my rondel dagger:


A steel rondel dagger from our Reviews page:


A single-edged rondel dagger, also from our Reviews page:


A ballock dagger from our Reviews page:


My sax:


Two medieval knives in my collection:



My new quillon dagger:

[Chad Arnow]

Here are a bunch of group shots from Tod over the past few years.

[Chad Arnow]

Even more.

[Chad Arnow]

And several batches of knives, 2 of which I now own.

[Sean Flynt]

He might as well go ahead and formally adopt the title, "Cutler To The Arnow." Beautiful work!

[Felix R.]

Well, maybe the status of "The myArmoury Cutler" would also be adequate. I think Chad is not the only one owning some knives made by Tod.

Some very nice pieces in this thread. I hope there will be some more reviews coming in the future.

@Tod
Ehem, maybe you should start some "special offers" or "special line" for the members here ;=

[Chad Arnow]

I always review my collection pieces for myArmoury if we don't have that item covered already. In fact, I'm in the middle of reviewing my latest piece, the quillon dagger... I have the first 2 sections written. If my son naps long enough, I might be able to get it all done today.

[Ed T.]

My Gaston Phebus inspired hunting knife.

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[M. Eversberg II]

That's some beautiful stuff he's got there.

M.

[Ben van Koert]

Here´s my dagger made by Tod:







I'll post some photos of my other Tod stuff later on.

[Jeroen Zuiderwijk]

Gorgeous stuff from Todd again! He's a real powerhouse in knive and dagger making. I'm happy if I finish just one or two in the same period

[Felix R.]

This is his very first Basilardo, a very nice piece.

[Randall Moffett]

You're going to make Todd go red when he sees all the attention he is getting.

Todd makes amazing stuff. I have always wanted one of his crossbows.... or really anything he makes but his crossbows are very cool. I have a blade for a rondel I got from him that will someday be finished by me. The blade is lovely....and deceptively sharp.

RPM

[Ben van Koert]

Our new cooking knives, also to be used in our modern kitchen:






And some other small items:

All but the knife was bought last weekend at Sterckshof.

[Keith Bragg]

That is very awesome work! I really like the Norse knives!

[Thom R.]

Just received this dagger from Tod. As part of a trade with an antique dealer I ended up with an unhilted dagger which I think is early 20th c. or 19th c. (although could be older, hard to know for sure). I had the blade shipped to Tod and we worked out a new hilt for the blade. I think it came off rather well. We went for some silver fittings and a style that would not be out of place from 16th-19th c. and which was loosely inspired by a dagger in the book Swords and the Sorrows. Will be working with Tod again for sure! tr

[Jeremy V. Krause]

This is my Anglo Saxon Broken-back Seax. THe blade is was made by Owen Bush and all of the other work including inlay was executed by Tod.

I love it- and show it to everyone!

http://www.myArmoury.com/talk/download.php?id=17821

[Nathan Robinson]

Shown below is a bauernwehr / hauswehr and a by-knife/pricker set created by Tod's Stuff to accompany my Albion grosse messer:



>> More info and additional photos here

[Patrick Kelly]

Tods work has such a spot-on period look to it, it's very impressive.

[Nathan Robinson]

Being a big fan of Tod's work, I wanted to add more to this topic so that things aren't lost over time

(all photos are from Tod)