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Paul Mortimer
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 Posted: Sun 21 Nov, 2010 9:30 am Post subject: Robert Môc |
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I would like to introduce everyone to the work of Robert Môc, another excellent swordsmith from the Slovak Republic. I know that he has been mentioned on this forum before, but I don't think that his early medieval swords have been shown here. You can find his website here:
http://www.robert-moc.sk/pages/sk/start.php?lang=SK
and his gallery here:
http://www.robert-moc.sk/pages/sk/galeria/mece.php
Of course, he makes much more than just early medieval swords, but they are my favourite and I am including some pictures of two that Robert made earlier.
Paul
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Joe Fults
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Some darn nice looking work in his gallery.
"The goal shouldn’t be to avoid being evil; it should be to actively do good." - Danah Boyd
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Joe Fults
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Sure seems like the Czech Republic is emerging as a creative epicenter for medieval arms and armour reproduction. It just seems like there is a wellspring of specialized concentrated talent there. Something unlike almost anyplace else.
"The goal shouldn’t be to avoid being evil; it should be to actively do good." - Danah Boyd
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Tim Lison
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I have a sword that Robert Moc made and a commission "in progress" with him. He is a pleasure to deal with and his quality is outstanding. Although his site isn't in English, he seems to be able to read and write English emails just fine. My commission should be done before the year is over and I will post pics. Overall, working with him has been a positive experience and I look forward to doing more business with him!
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Blaz Berlec
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Lubomir Slauka
Location: Slovakia Joined: 22 Feb 2010
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I agree, Robert Môc is excellent Bladesmith, but he doesn´t live in Czech, but in Slovak republic and there isn´t any relation between Pavel Moc and Robert Môc
Robert made several swords and daggers for me, so I can say, that sword and rapier in : http://www.myArmoury.com/talk/viewtopic.php?t=21475 are his work too, but from time, when he worked in workshop of Mr. Lasky
Lubomir Slauka
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Andrea Scattolin
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I just had a mail 10minutes ago from Robert,cause i ask himtoreproduce the blued hilt rapier in his site,cost are high,but at least youndo not tonwait 2 years.
A rapier,asthe one you mentioned done for LASKY with eagles heads,is around 3-4000 euros,the one i asked him,that is the only blued in is site,willbe 3000 euos,delivery in 6-8 months.
He does rapier that could fit a real renaissance prince,this with no doubt,it is a real work of art,i would say,as an art abject,to me,better then BARTA,wich isas well,too busy.
Re. Cech and Slovachian,ARMOURERS,they not comin now,bu is always been so,is into they roots,and it is great,only poblem,is that,some of them,not answer,many they wok for sombody else as ARMA BOHEMIA.
You have a very wide choice,if anybody,want to know more,can go to WWW.HISTORICKE FIRMY,and there can ind all of them.But is in Cech,anyway,SWORD is MECE,RAPIERis RAPIRY,and so on,not difficult to ealise,for anyone.
Andrea
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Bernard Delor
Location: France Joined: 19 Nov 2010
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| Joe Fults wrote: | | Sure seems like the Czech Republic is emerging as a creative epicenter for medieval arms and armour reproduction. It just seems like there is a wellspring of specialized concentrated talent there. Something unlike almost anyplace else. |
Maybe not the only place in the world. Nevertheless, here in Europe, the excellent work and knowledge of Czech & Slovak sword makers is well known, as is the talent of Iron craftsman blacksmiths.
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Joe Fults
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| Posted: Sun 21 Nov, 2010 5:06 pm Post subject: |
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Well when I mess up my reading and lump everyone into the Czech Republic that ups the density a bit too...
Sorry about that! 
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Paul Mortimer
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You didn't Joe - It was my fault -- I had originally said Robert was from the Czech Republic -- Robert reminded me that he wasn't and I corrected it. My apologies.
Paul
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