Thank you Matuesz

New longsword is done :)
Based on two handed one from www.musee-armee.fr

total lenght: 126cm
blade lenght: 91,5cm
Blade width: 38m
Thickness of blade (at the base): 6mm
weight: 1270g
balance: 4,5cm
grip lenght: 27cm

More photos on me website: http://sulowskiswords.com/types-xvxva-xvixvia...rom-paris/

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This one is something between type XII and type XIII and maybe XIV.
Original one was broken.
Pommel with bloodstone, „gaddhjalt” crossguard – were customer design.

total lenght: 100,5cm
blade lenght: 83cm
Blade width at the base: 73mm
Blade thickness on the base 5mm
weight: 1448g
balance: 14,5cm
grip lenght: 11,6cm
hardness: 52HRC
edges: sharp

More photos on my websiete: http://sulowskiswords.com/types-x-xiii/type-xiixiii/

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Magnificent work Mateusz! I loved the look of the blade when I saw it on Facebook and the completed sword and scabbard are equally impressive. What is the complete saying on the blade?

Excellent work again by Mateusz, and I'm glad to say that this one is mine!

Haven't really been in a situation to handle it properly since I received it, though, although I absolutely love it! A review will be coming soon, fingers crossed!

This sword has more than just a little bit of a festive feel to it:
The colour scheme of red and green; and the wording on the scabbard and blade reading:

'Make good cheer
And be right merry'

Which are two lines from a longer carol attributed to the 15th century and featuring the Knight, Sir Christemas who was the first written record of the personification of Christmas.

... I like Christmas! :D

Thank you !!!
This is next similar sword :) with floral peen block.
more info on my website: http://sulowskiswords.com/types-x-xiii/type-x...al-pommel/

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New Cluny swod is done :)

measurements:
total lenght: 122cm
blade lenght: 97,7cm
Blade width: 38mm
Thickness of blade (at the base): 6mm
weight: 1170g
balance: 7cm
grip lenght: 17,8cm
hardness: 52HRC
edges: sharp

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Some of my latest works :)
more info and measurements on my website:
http://sulowskiswords.com/
or facebook
https://www.facebook.com/sulowskiswords/

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some of my last works :)
more photos on my website: http://sulowskiswords.com/
and my facebook: https://www.facebook.com/sulowskiswords/

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Fantastic work Mateusz! Black and gold has always been my favorite, and you did a great job on that.

Finally I made one of my dreams come true !!!
I planned to make this sword since 2 year,
but as always there was not enough time for that.

THIS probably is ONLY ONE replica of this sword in the world !!!

Now I'm very happy that this projcet is done :D :D

So, it is time to find new challenge. Do you have some ideas???

Special thanks for Leo Todeschini (@Tods Workshop) for making beautiful knive and pricker for me
and thank you Jacek Doliński (@angus metalsmith) for making the brass plate on the rainguard.

Measurements:
total lenght: 118,5cm (original sword 117,2cm)
blade lenght: 88,4cm (original sword 88cm)
blade width: 81mm (original sword 82mm)
blade thickness: 5mm (at the base)
weight: 1872g (original sword 1830g)
balance: 11cm
grip lenght: 22cm
hardness: 52HRC
edges: sharp

"From the Dresden Historisches Museum
This sword is attributed to "Heinrich der Fromme" (Henry the Pious),
an apparent reference to Herzog Heinrich V of Saxony (1473-1541),
Elector of Saxony from 1539-1541.
The museum housing this sword dates it to 1512-1541."

All photos on my website: http://sulowskiswords.com/other-types/type-xx...m-dresden/

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