Thank you Matt :)
next one is type XI
long narrow blade.
I will add photos with scababrd soon.
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Whoa! I've never seen the combination of a "cocked hat" pommel with a "spike" cross (gaddhjalt) before! :eek:
I gotta say-- it works! Better than I would have ever expected!
And that blade-- the phrase "reach out and touch someone" comes to mind!
Well done, sir.
I gotta say-- it works! Better than I would have ever expected!
And that blade-- the phrase "reach out and touch someone" comes to mind!
Well done, sir.
| Jeremiah Swanger wrote: |
| Whoa! I've never seen the combination of a "cocked hat" pommel with a "spike" cross (gaddhjalt) before! :eek:
I gotta say-- it works! Better than I would have ever expected! And that blade-- the phrase "reach out and touch someone" comes to mind! Well done, sir. |
You can see some here: http://myArmoury.com/talk/viewtopic.php?t=26665
This is a very nice version - I particularly like the grip and overall proportions.
thank you very much :)
yes this is sword which was inspiration for me.
second one has a crossguard look like type 2 with round cross section.
yes this is sword which was inspiration for me.
second one has a crossguard look like type 2 with round cross section.
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New swords, from left: XVa, XVIIIc Harried Dean's sword, XVIIIb, XVIIIc Harried Dean's sword, XV/XVa based on one exemplar from museum (photo below)
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scabbard for type XI.
Here is video review by David Rawlings from London Longsword Academy:
https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=TwrBalJaE3w
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Here is video review by David Rawlings from London Longsword Academy:
https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=TwrBalJaE3w
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That's it....I'm moving to Poland. Is there a house for rent near you? :lol: Fabulous work! :D .....McM
What have you done Pan Mateusz Sulowski? Surely, you have sold your soul to the Devil in order to make even more beautiful swords; capable of easily slaughtering one thousand foes...Hopefully they all fall into honourable hands!!! :p
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I agree 100% with Jeremiah S.---There's NOTHING about that XI that just doesn't totally work. That pommel--that grip--that guard--that blade--and that super sweet scabbard...I honestly believe it's as close to a perfect sword as I will ever see. Thanks a lot, M.S.---I think you may have ruined me for life. I might never look at custom swords in the same light again. :lol: ....McM
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| That's it....I'm moving to Poland. Is there a house for rent near you? :lol: Fabulous work! :D .....McM |
thank you very much :) I think you can find somethig near me :D
I could live in a box in your back yard, as long as I could sweep out your shop...and PLAY. :D :lol: :lol: ....McM
new sword: replica of Harriet Dean's sword. Closer photos soon.
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That is an incredible reproduction of an incredible sword.
| J.D. Crawford wrote: | ||
You can see some here: http://myArmoury.com/talk/viewtopic.php?t=26665 This is a very nice version - I particularly like the grip and overall proportions. |
I actually did see that thread, but all I did was look at the pretty pictures, and my focus was on the pommel, not the cross. On my screen they kind of looked like regular, "blocky" straight crosses. But, now that I look a little closer, I do see the taper to the tips of the cross now. Thanks!
For the love of God!
Please stop.
Tod
Please stop.
Tod
I agree, Tod. This is sensory-overload at the highest degree. I'm beginning to think he didn't really build all of these masterpieces....he built a time machine and went back and got 'em! :lol: .......McM
I am so depressed right now ...
I'm sorry guys but I can't stop :P
When I recovered after my accident, I work 6-7 days per week :D
So, next sword which I made in January. Scabbard soon :)
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When I recovered after my accident, I work 6-7 days per week :D
So, next sword which I made in January. Scabbard soon :)
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