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Sonny Suttles · Industry Professional

Arundel Specs:
2 lb 10 oz
Sword is 421/2 inches overall
With a 33 inch blade
The Grip is 6 1/4 inch long
5 1/2 C.O.B.
Mild Steel fittings made in the US and hot peened
The Scabbard package will be on the level of the War sword
Note: As these are hand forged pieces, specs can vary with each piece.

Monarch Specs:
2 lb 3 oz
Sword is 33 3/4 inches overall
With a 27 inch blade
The Grip is 4 1/8 inch long
5 inch C.O.B.
Mild Steel fittings made in the US and hot peened
Note: As these are hand forged pieces, specs can vary with each piece.

Crecy Specs:
Overall Length: 44 1/2 in
Type XVa Blade 1060. Hand Forged
Blade Length: 35 in
Blade Width at Guard 2 in
Handle Length: 7 1/4 in
Style 6 Guard is 8 3/8th in. Mild Steel made in the US
Pommel Type K` 1 13/16th round. With a 3/4 in coin recess Mild Steel made in the US
Weight: 2 lb 10 oz

P.O.B. 5 3/4 inch from Guard

Norman Specs:
2 lb 5 oz
Sword is 36 1/4 inches overall
With a 30 1/2 inch blade
The Grip is 4 inches long
6 inch C.O.B.
Mild Steel fittings made in the US and hot peened
Note: As these are hand forged pieces, specs can vary with each piece.

Valor Specs:
2 lb 9 oz
Sword is 43 1/2 inches overall
With a 34 inch blade
The Grip is 6 1/4 inch long
5 1/2 C.O.B.
Mild Steel fittings made in the US and hot peened
The Scabbard package will be on the level of the War sword

Note: As these are hand forged pieces, specs can vary with each piece.

Mark Moore · Posted: Sun 15 Dec, 2013 2:36 pm Post subject:

HIP HIP , Hurrrah!........ Gotta have a Monarch! Freakin' sweet...Thanks, Sonny!..............McM

Mark Moore · Posted: Sun 15 Dec, 2013 2:44 pm Post subject:

That Norman is kickin' bitchin' badassery at it's finest! Way to go. bro!.............. Big Grin

.................McM

Roger Hooper · Posted: Sun 15 Dec, 2013 5:46 pm Post subject:

Those are all winners, Sonny. When will they be available?

P. Schontzler · Posted: Sun 15 Dec, 2013 8:58 pm Post subject:

I've been admiring these on Facebook, really striking. The Crecy speaks to me as the classic longsword

William M · Posted: Mon 16 Dec, 2013 1:25 am Post subject:

uhohhhhh pretty! Big Grin

I was originally lusting over the valor but now that I see it in its entirety the blade seems to be a bit small…. Ill have to get out my tape measure and compare it to my swords at home. The crecy is very nice too and I like it more than I thought I would.

Quick question, how stiff are these swords as your other long swords, especially the malatesta were a bit wobbly.
Also will these only be available from you in the states or will you have distributors for these in Europe?

Sonny Suttles · Industry Professional

Thanks for the kind words Mark

Mark Moore · Posted: Mon 16 Dec, 2013 7:42 am Post subject:

PM sent to you, Sonny. Heavy on the 'P'..............McM

Chad Arnow · myArmoury Team

William M · Posted: Wed 18 Dec, 2013 6:21 am Post subject:

I am just looking at the concept image of the Valor compared to the real sword posted above and it matches pretty well with the main difference being the fuller, which is quite thin on the prototype. Personally I prefer the wider fuller on the concept art.

Darrel Morris · Posted: Fri 27 Dec, 2013 9:26 pm Post subject:

These are all beautiful.

James Cunniffe · Posted: Wed 12 Mar, 2014 5:24 am Post subject:

I do like the Monarch .....very similar looks, price and specs to the Henry V from A&A. I just wish they would post more than one photo on there site of each sword as this does not give the potential buyer a good look at the sword. I will have to now wait for someone to buy it , review it, take way more photos of it and more measurements before I think of buying it. That being said I did order the war sword it looks beautiful and only decided to buy it after seeing a lot more photos of it on another site from another buyer. I do like what Sonny is doing and I will buy more from him just more photos please.....