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James Byrnes
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 Posted: Tue 16 Dec, 2003 9:25 pm Post subject: E-Mail Josh |
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The only people who can really answer that would be Gus and Josh. E-Mail Josh and ask, the worst he can say is no.
James
PS a couple photos of the 1562 with a redone hilt
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"Farewell sweet friend, I was a thousand times more evil than thou. "
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Angus Trim
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| Ken Demyen wrote: | So far it is between the AT1415, and the AT1562
It says that swapping pommels is not available, but if I asked real nice do you think I could get the 1415 with a stopper pommel? |
Is not a standard practice anymore, and there's only two beakbreakers that'll work on it, but you can tell Josh the Auld Dawg says its ok this time.......
Auld Dawg
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Ken Demyen
Location: Lancaster, CA Joined: 15 Dec 2003
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| Posted: Wed 17 Dec, 2003 7:24 am Post subject: Re: E-Mail Josh |
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| James Byrnes wrote: | The only people who can really answer that would be Gus and Josh. E-Mail Josh and ask, the worst he can say is no.
James
PS a couple photos of the 1562 with a redone hilt |
That's it! Its exactly what I am looking for!
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Ken Demyen
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| Angus Trim wrote: |
Is not a standard practice anymore, and there's only two beakbreakers that'll work on it, but you can tell Josh the Auld Dawg says its ok this time.......
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Thanks, I emailed Josh and will keep my fingers crossed.....but I still can't take my eyes off the pics of James' 1562, so I asked if there is anyway to get that model with a bowtie cross.
Thanks for all the advice.....now for my next sword....I was thinking about one of those Viking swords, but thats something for another day 
-Ken
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Ken Demyen
Location: Lancaster, CA Joined: 15 Dec 2003
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Well, I heard back from Josh, and I have decided to go with the 1562 with the bowtie cross. He said they should be in stock this week.
I swear I spent more time picking out a sword than I did for my last car!
-Ken
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Angus Trim
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| Ken Demyen wrote: | Well, I heard back from Josh, and I have decided to go with the 1562 with the bowtie cross. He said they should be in stock this week.
I swear I spent more time picking out a sword than I did for my last car!
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Well, I'm glad I stopped by tonite and saw this. The blade Josh was referring to is finished, I Just need to mount it. And now, I know it needs the bowtie instead of the spike....
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James Byrnes
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| Posted: Wed 17 Dec, 2003 10:02 pm Post subject: Congratulations |
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Good choice ken, I REALLY think you will love this sword. Unfortunately my time with her(the 1562) is done, as she was bought by a close friend and training partner. The only consolation is that I will be able to still cut with her when we have our cutting parties. Congratulations again on your first purchase, I have a sneaking suspicion it will not be your last.
James
(Misses the 1562 already)
"Farewell sweet friend, I was a thousand times more evil than thou. "
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Ken Demyen
Location: Lancaster, CA Joined: 15 Dec 2003
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| Posted: Thu 18 Dec, 2003 7:47 am Post subject: Re: Congratulations |
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| James Byrnes wrote: | Good choice ken, I REALLY think you will love this sword. Unfortunately my time with her(the 1562) is done, as she was bought by a close friend and training partner. The only consolation is that I will be able to still cut with her when we have our cutting parties. Congratulations again on your first purchase, I have a sneaking suspicion it will not be your last.
James
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James,
I hope I have as much fun with it as you did.
The order is placed! The sword is costing a bit more than the stated price, as I bribed my wife my having one of her Christensen lithographs custom framed (its been sitting in the closet next to my wall hangers) ....So guess I can say I have an $850 sword now!
Make sure you ask Josh for your commission 
-Ken
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LOl Ken, I'll get right on that contract discussion  Congrats again, I know who has the prettier wall decoration between you and your wife, and it's not canvas based!
James
"Farewell sweet friend, I was a thousand times more evil than thou. "
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Ken Demyen
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Thanks for all the help guys......now its just a matter of waiting for the sword to arrive. I feel like a kid again waiting for christmas.
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