I believe its being sent to me from Prague in the Czech Republic if that helps.

Ok, how about Armart?

Prague huh! Mike Sigman dont live there :D
Arma Bohemia?

Arma Bohemia ?

I think they use multiple people...but oh well, they are near Prague

*edit* I'm dumb, someone already said this, didn't check. Still, thats what my money is on ;)

Radek Lobko is my guess.

Maby Red Gur?

I would venture a guess, is this by one of the Kritof brothers ? I believe they do business under Three brothers Production or some similar name.
JCH

Joe, that is a real beauty. I won't play either since I know the answer (thanks Chad). I've admired their rondels for some time. Nice to see one come to life and make it across the pond. Looking forward to more pics.

This was an expiramental buy for me. ARMA Bohemia has a really interesting assortment of stuff on their site: swords, rapiers, daggers, pole weapons, armour, bows, camp goods. The rondel was an amount I could afford to write off if it did not work, but the piece appealed to me. Assuming it meeets expectations when in hand, I suspect I'll get some other odds and ends from them.

Drat, I actually perused Arma Bohemia's site and found their rondels and thought that they did look somewhat similar... but didn't make that guess because who knows who the heck their makers are? Well besides them of course... :) I should have guessed Pavel Moc though. I'm betting you are right about him being the real guy behind that dagger.

please do tell us how it performs, I'm looking for a good rondel right now, and I've been looking at A. Bohemia for a while now. .

Not St. Patrick's Workshop? I thought it looked a bit "Scottish" in the furniture and was thinking someone known for broadswords and dirks....
Rod.