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Brian K.
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 Posted: Mon 24 May, 2010 7:09 pm Post subject: Albion Brescia Spadona: Custom Handmade Scabbard 5-24-10 |
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Hello myArmoury community,
I'd like to share a personal project that has been in the works for a while now, and I just finished it up. I didn't make a belt for it, only the straps on the scabbard itself, ready to mate with a belt.
Comments welcome, and thanks for looking!
Brian Kunz
www.dbkcustomswords.com
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Ed S.
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| Posted: Mon 24 May, 2010 7:43 pm Post subject: |
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Wow, that looks great. I like the asymmetry in the chape and how it blends well with the tooling.
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Max W.
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Well done! Another one in a long line of beautiful scabbards.
May i ask if there's an opportunity that you might add a Talhoffer to your inventory, for swordless scabbard orders?
The Talhoffer is a popular sword within the community, and i'd be very interested in such an order for myself.
Greetings,
Max
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Artis Aboltins
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Wonderfull work, as always! Interesting touch with non-symetrical scabbard chape, it really adds to the character of the scabbard.
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Jeremy V. Krause
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| Posted: Tue 25 May, 2010 7:10 pm Post subject: |
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I like the chape asymmetry as far as the design goes but was this seen in period scabbards?
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Joshua R
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I don't care, I want one on my scabbard! 
" For Augustus, and after him Tiberius, more interested in establishing and increasing their own power than in promoting the public good, began to disarm the Roman people (in order to make them more passive under their tyranny).... "
-N. Machiavelli, The Art of War
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Scott Kowalski
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I feel remiss in not replying to this earlier. All I have to say is that you have come up with another great one Brian. I also have to agree that the asymmetrical chape really goes well with the tooling.
Scott
Chris Landwehr 10/10/49-1/1/09 My Mom
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Brian K.
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| Posted: Thu 27 May, 2010 6:17 pm Post subject: |
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| Ed S. wrote: | | Wow, that looks great. I like the asymmetry in the chape and how it blends well with the tooling. |
Thanks Ed
| Max W. wrote: | Well done! Another one in a long line of beautiful scabbards.
May i ask if there's an opportunity that you might add a Talhoffer to your inventory, for swordless scabbard orders?
The Talhoffer is a popular sword within the community, and i'd be very interested in such an order for myself.
Greetings,
Max |
Thanks Max.
I'm not likely to add a Talhoffer to my collection, though donations are gladly accepted 
| Artis Aboltins wrote: | | Wonderfull work, as always! Interesting touch with non-symetrical scabbard chape, it really adds to the character of the scabbard. |
Thank you Artis.
| Scott Kowalski wrote: | I feel remiss in not replying to this earlier. All I have to say is that you have come up with another great one Brian. I also have to agree that the asymmetrical chape really goes well with the tooling.
Scott |
Thank you Scott.
Thanks for the support everyone.
Brian Kunz
www.dbkcustomswords.com
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Taylor Ellis
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| Quote: | | I'm not likely to add a Talhoffer to my collection, though donations are gladly accepted |
D'oh!
I was tossing around with the idea of jumping onto your waiting list for a scabbard for my tally.
Oh well. :0)
Last edited by Taylor Ellis on Fri 28 May, 2010 5:27 am; edited 1 time in total
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Maurizio D'Angelo
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| Posted: Fri 28 May, 2010 4:40 am Post subject: |
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Looks very good. I really like. A good job, My compliments 
Just a question to fill my ignorance in Europe in 1400, the floral textures were fashionable?
Perhaps more Mediterranean-area or Eastern? I do not know.
Ciao
Maurizio
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Keith L. Rogers
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I'm local to Brian and have an Albion Talhoffer he may borrow any time to build a scabbard from.
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T.F. McCraken
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Brian, you inspire! Seriously. I look and I learn and I love every one of these scabbards you unveil.
Mui Exellante!
Murphy 
aka "Murphy"
See ya at Bristol Renaissance Faire!
The decisions we make, dictate the life we lead.
"I drank what?" -Socrates
www.celticfuryproduction.com
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Max W.
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| Keith L. Rogers wrote: | | I'm local to Brian and have an Albion Talhoffer he may borrow any time to build a scabbard from. |
Hello Keith, this is great news! Thanks for chiming in.
I'll take this opportunity as soon as my current project is finished, maybe still within this year.
It might be a custom-custom job with lambskin inside...now ive got something to think about in quiet moments
Greetings,
Max
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Keith L. Rogers
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Glad to help, Max. I plan to keep the Talhoffer, so there is no time limit for when Brian could make a scabbard from it. Best wishes,
Keith
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