[JE Sarge]

As many of you know, I've recently returned from the Middle East. In my absence, I had promised a number of people to make scabbards for their swords - in some cases going back two years. So, when I got back, I proceeded to make a number of scabbards for friends and took a few additional commissions. I am not a professional cutler, I only do this as a hobby because I have alot of materials on hand, a nice shop to work in, and alot of time to kill. Instead of being bored, why not be productive!?!??!?

The last couple months have given way to some sort of scabbard insanity here at my house. Anyway, I thought I'd share, moreso since these are some of your swords.

MRL Chopper / Warhammer Matched Set



MRL Ranger Sword



Odinblade Dagger



Christian Fletcher / Gus Trim Austrian War Sword



Odinblade Morrigan



Albion Kingmaker



Hanwei/Tinker Bastard Sword



Albion 15th Century Bastard Sword



Albion Templar



Tinker Conyers Falchion



Angus Trim Danish Two Hander



Odinblade Verrimus

[Robin Smith]

Very cool... Good job

[J. Hargis]

J. E. Sarge:

These are very elegant designs without being over-the-top or ostentatious, which are unfortunately problems I see in too many scabbard designs. As evidenced, even for the costly A & A or Albion types, one doesn't necessarily need to spend a fortune for a tasteful, harmonius scabbard. 'Less is more' has it's place in scabbard making. Very nice work, sir.

I'm pleased to state that The Ranger sword and scabbard are headed my way.

Regards, Jon

[Nathan Robinson]

This seems to also be a great way to get a lot of swords from a variety of makers into your hands! Truth be told, that was one of the really unexpected side benefits of me having this site. I've had the chance to see a ton of stuff over the years.

Cheers

[JE Sarge]

Thanks for the compliments. I hope all you guys have a great Memorial Day!