[Martin Whalen]

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Hiya, I'm currently looking for the following styles/models, but anything similar besides offerings from the cheaper companies would be considered. Feel free to E-mail me, or PM.

Del Tin 201-A.
Albion La Tene II.
The old Del Tin/Windlass Celtic swords.

Why is it so hard to get a good early Celtic style sword? Ah well, maybe someone here can help me?

[Martin Whalen]

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There are a few things I forgot to add in the first post.

My budget is about $350 -+$30, (hint, hint, La Tene II anyone??)

Also, I have a Windlass European sword I would be willing to add to the trade at the small price of $100. I sharpened the blade myself, and as so, it's not the prettiest blade you'll see, however, I've polished it ALOT; and it looks decent. All the furniture is in good shape and sturdy, the grip leather is a little beat up from use, but is also in good shape. Btw, I didn't see an edit button, or I wouldn't have made a new post, sorry.

Thanks.

[Chad Arnow]

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[Ales Cerovsky]

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Hi,
I have sent already one message but I was probably deleted, but it was not an advertisment .

There are some shops that offer mainly Celtic swords of Spanish (mass) production, check these swords:

http://www.wulflund.com/images_items/celtic-bronze-sword_2.jpg
http://www.wulflund.com/images_items/celtic-forged-sword_2.jpg
http://www.wulflund.com/images_items/forged-l...word_2.jpg
http://www.wulflund.com/images_items/celtic-t...word_2.jpg

[Nathan Robinson]

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Ales-

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