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Nathan Robinson
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Geoff Freeman
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That would be my Albion Crecy. Fantastic sword, amazing agility. I really, really like it. I don't have any pics of it, but, of course, the sword is displayed on the Albion website and in Nathan's photo gallery.
Geoffrey C. Freeman
Durendal Fencing Club
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Scott Byler
Location: New Mexico Joined: 20 Aug 2003
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Because of my relative poorness, my last swords have been cheapy types, though not too bad in quality for the money. The last one I got was the MRL medieval short sword, actually. The last sword I bought that I was really sure was a keeper, though, was nearly 2 years back... a Parrell made custom Viking/Saxon type blade. Hopefully in the coming months I'll have a pattern welded leafblade to boast of, though. Depends on when Glen finishes it up... 
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Chuck Perino
Location: Roseburg, Oregon Joined: 22 Aug 2003
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The last sword that I bought was my Floral hilted rapier from Erik Stevenson. Been spending my cash on other things since we got married  ...that's gonna have to change soon 
Actually I bought a really cheap pompeii gladius off ebay, rat tail tang and all. I wanted a scabbard for my Albion Pompeii, and $35 for the scabbard and cheapo sword was a good price!
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Björn Hellqvist
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Well, like Nathan, my latest sword was a DT5173 Schiavona. I was curious about the design, and ordered one as soon as I found out that Del Tin was going to introduce the model again.
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James Byrnes
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Got a Tinker XVIIIe, blunted for wma. It is awesome! 54" OA. Will post pics as soon as I have access to a dig camera.
"Farewell sweet friend, I was a thousand times more evil than thou. "
Rocky Mountain Historical Combat Guild
All Saints Blades
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David Wilson
Location: In a van down by the river Joined: 23 Aug 2003
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I believe it was the Vince Evans/"Dead Guy" Glasgow-style Horseman's hilted sword with interesting antique blade....
No, I take that back. I just sent off payment to Australia, for a bronze Canaanite-style Khopesh from Manning Imperial. It's just that the Vince Evans got here first. 
David K. Wilson, Jr.
Laird of Glencoe
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Scott Byler
Location: New Mexico Joined: 20 Aug 2003
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No, I take that back. I just sent off payment to Australia, for a bronze Canaanite-style Khopesh from Manning Imperial. It's just that the Vince Evans got here first. |
I was just looking their site over again the other night and noticed some of the ancient weapon types they have there. Really nice looking work. But, then, so is the rest of the work there.
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Stephen S. Han
Location: Westminster, CA Joined: 21 Aug 2003
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Mine would be the Vince Evans D'Arcy Brontosword. A hand-and-a-half.
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Lars Ekströmer
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Stephen Pearson
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My latest purchase was an Armourclass "S" Baskethilt that purchased used. You'll probably recognize the photo below as Patrick Kelly's old sword. He sold it to the guy I bought it from so this is my sword now! And as I haven't taken any new photos of it yet, I'm using his pic.
I'm extremely happy with it -- this is a very cool sword! This year I kind of pulled a "Don Nelson" and bought three new swords. This one, an Albion Fulham Gladius (reviewed on Swordforum), and a Glen Parrell Viking (also reviewed on Swordforum). I'm going to lay a little low for the next few months, both to save up some money for the next purchase and to wait and see how the Albion Vikings finally turn out. The Vinland is looking pretty good......
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The only situation a commander can know fully is his own: his opponent's he can know only from unreliable intelligence.
Clausewitz, On War
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David White
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My "S" Hilt basket from Erik Stevenson of Phonenix Metal Creations.
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Markus Haider
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This would be the Armour Class Mortuary Hilted sword, which should hopefully arrive around next week. I'll post some pics when I have it.
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David Black
Location: Charlotte, NC Joined: 26 Aug 2003
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I bought this AT1421 from the SFI Classifieds.
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Ben Sweet
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Keith Kipferl
Location: Elmira, NY Joined: 18 Aug 2003
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A Del Tin 2160 German H&H. I've always liked this sword and couldn't resist a recent one on ebay.
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Thomas McDonald
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A 'Pinch of Snuff' backsword, by Eljay Erickson ! Mac
'Gott Bewahr Die Oprechte Schotten'
XX ANDRIA XX FARARA XX
Mac's PictureTrail
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Mike Fletcher
Location: Auburn, CA USA Joined: 21 Aug 2003
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| Keith Kipferl wrote: | | A Del Tin 2160 German H&H. I've always liked this sword and couldn't resist a recent one on ebay. |
Hey Keith,
Nice grab! That's a beauty and was going for a very good price, but I couldn't convince the CFO to let me bid on it.....turns out she's maxxed out the credit card. 
Congrats!
Mike
P.S. To stay on topic, I'll add that my last (and first sword added to my collection so far) is my lovely Albion Acre I purchased last year. This year's budget went toward an A&A Classic Medieval dagger and a scabbard for my Acre by Art Elwell.
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