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Craig Johnson
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 Posted: Thu 15 Jan, 2004 7:05 pm Post subject: A&A Update 1/15/2004 |
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Hello All
Hope this finds you all well and warm, especially on the East Coast.
We have a few new things on our update page and I have added some new Catagory header pages to the website to make it easier to browse. There are a few new additions to the custom page as well if you have not seen them yet.
I will have a few more things to add in the next few days, so check back.
Best to all
Craig
 A&A News and Updates
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Joe Fults
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Many of the new photos show the product better than the old ones.
"The goal shouldn’t be to avoid being evil; it should be to actively do good." - Danah Boyd
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Shawn Mulock
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That Gustav Vasa set is on my hit list! Very next set of swords I plan to buy!
"It is not what you have, but what you have done".
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Bill Grandy
myArmoury Team
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I've been tempted by the Gustav Vasa myself for quite some time... but I should wait until I get my custom rapier from A&A before making more purchases (at least, that's what I'm trying to tell myself).
Craig,
The updates to the site look great. The new pictures are great, and I also like how now when you go to the sections on the site, you see a sample of many of the swords. Makes the site much more user friendly.
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David Lannon
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I love the hilt work on A&A's rapiers but I am not partial to thin bladed "pokey" swords  I wonder what, say, the Milanese or the Gustav Vasa would look like with, perhaps the Town Guard blade.
Just a thought.
Good, Bad, I'm the guy with the gun!!!!
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