Your last sword -- myArmoury.com

Jeff Stewart · Posted: Mon 22 Sep, 2003 2:24 pm Post subject:

Sorry Ciaran - I decided to take advantage of the ample sunshine and go outside to take some more pics of the sword. When I came back in to download the images the drivers for the camera started messing up. I deleted all the software off of my machine and reinstalled it - still nothing. So I have no more pictures to share as of yet. There is however a picture of the sword in the comparison tool if that helps any. Worried

What do you mean by reproduction pommels being too crisp? This sword was supposed to be based on a photo that Oakeshott sent them of the original (or something like that); I hope I didn't get an accuracy-lemon.

Ciaran Flanagan · Posted: Tue 23 Sep, 2003 3:30 am Post subject:

Patrick Kelly · Posted: Tue 23 Sep, 2003 8:04 am Post subject:

My last one was an Albion Migration type D, with some custom touches.

You'll see pics of this one soon, it's a real looker.

Jeff Stewart · Posted: Tue 23 Sep, 2003 9:05 pm Post subject:

Adam Lloyd · Posted: Sun 05 Sep, 2004 1:03 am Post subject:

old topic but a good one!

I recently bought a Deltin #2151 15th century sword and I also got a used ATRIM Swedish bastard sword and Im happy with both of them!

what about you?

Markus Haider · Posted: Sun 05 Sep, 2004 5:11 am Post subject:

Since you resurrected the topic:

The last sword I got is a wonderful Albion Armorer's Duke with a very beautiful historical scabbard by Christian Fletcher.

Very agile sword for its size, surprisingly light and a wonderful cutter. A prime example for a big cutting sword.

Robert W. Betten · Posted: Sun 05 Sep, 2004 5:49 am Post subject:

Well nothing historical unless you consider a Khukuri service #1 a sword...but my odin blade was the last one I recieved, I have an iaito on order but its more a training implement. My custom leaf blade I had made to my specs and designs...perfectly executed (named Draug Carak).

General Stats:

Weight - 3 1/4 lbs (according to John, I havnt a way to weigh it)
POB - Roughly 4 - 4 1/2 inches
Blade Material - 5160
Handle Material - Undyed Amboyna Burl, Water buffalo Horn and a bronze spacer inbetween the two.
Scabbard - Odin Blades leather scabbard with vine and leaf motif carved in, removeable belt suspension with brass fittings.

Stats in Inches:

Blade Length - 33.9"
Blade fullered - 21.1"
Fuller Width - 0.4"
Over all handle length - 11.5"
Usable handle - 9.4"
Cross guard width - 8.6"
Over all sword length - 46"

I want to buy another historical sword...something I can use with my iaido training so it may be a bugei blade (was gonna get a chen small sword but i cant justify the money needed for it at the moment.

William Goodwin · Posted: Sun 05 Sep, 2004 5:56 am Post subject:

Mortuary by Armour Class of Scotland received 2 weeks ago.

Bill
aka William

Lee O'Hagan · Posted: Sun 05 Sep, 2004 6:49 am Post subject:

Glenn parrel English Knightly shortsword,
Wicked little beastie, or
Raven Armoury Gladius,
Pictured a while back by Russ with an excellent little scabbard he made for it,
Not sure which was last,
my pics are too big to post, Sad

Scott Byler · Posted: Sun 05 Sep, 2004 7:16 am Post subject:

Lee O'Hagan · Posted: Sun 05 Sep, 2004 8:04 am Post subject:

Hi Scott,
To be honest i didnt mention this sword for some months as i've been following the few threads concerning G,P.
I picked this one up sort of via ebay from a lad downsizing who had a few swords,
So as much as i wish i could be the bearer of good news, Sad

,
I cant help,
I did send off a couple of mails to the site but didnt get any replys,
which from what i gather is the norm of late,
Hopefully he's holed up somewhere banging out those promised project's.and will come good for all concerned,

If i can help,if i've missed anything,feel free to pm away.

Scott Byler · Posted: Sun 05 Sep, 2004 8:31 am Post subject:

Nathan Robinson · myArmoury Admin

Oh good, I like this topic. Eye candy is always fun and may spur some good conversations. A whole lot of things have come (and gone!) from the collection since this post was active.

My last additions, as I've acquired them:

E.B. Erickson Germanic Basket-hilt

Vince Evans Early Scottish Dirk

Albion Armorers Next Generation Regent

You can click on any of the above photographs to jump to the collection pages with more images and stats.

The other fairly recent one, that hasn't been added to my collection gallery yet, is a Polish saber by Sczepan Twardoch:

Geoff Wood · Posted: Sun 05 Sep, 2004 9:59 am Post subject:

Not at all my period, and IIRC there were reservation over details/finish when it came up before, but that Polish sabre really appeals to me.
Geoff

Chad Arnow · myArmoury Team

The last few things I received were (from the most recent):

Albion Sovereign:
http://www.myArmoury.com/chad_swor_alb_sov.html

Vince Evans Ballock Dagger:
http://www.myArmoury.com/chad_dagg_ve_ball.html

Albion Baron:
http://www.myArmoury.com/chad_swor_alb_bar.html

It's been a good summer. Happy

Lee Watts · Posted: Sun 05 Sep, 2004 10:22 am Post subject:

The last sword i purchased was my knight and scabbard from good old Albion.

Patrick Kelly · Posted: Sun 05 Sep, 2004 11:30 am Post subject:

My latest additions have all come from the folks at Albion. The Baron and the Regent have already been covered in previous posts. The Jarl is the newest one but no pics available as of yet.

Lee O'Hagan · Posted: Sun 05 Sep, 2004 12:33 pm Post subject:

Aye Scott,
Time will tell,hopefully for the better,

As for the smaller range of sharpies,
My actual last buy was that Al massey pattern welded bowie,
via sfi classifieds,

But my steel order is en route in the next two weeks and that hopefully goes into production
within the month, Happy

So hopefully get to post something new soon,
As opposed to thinking you lucky chap......... Eek!

Nathan,
Isnt your sabre quite recent too,wicked looking piece,

Thomas Jason · Posted: Sun 05 Sep, 2004 12:58 pm Post subject:

The last sword I received was a shinsakuto Katana by Enomoto Tatsuyoshi.

I have a few blades in the works.

A Runatal themed Viking style greatsword based on the description of the blade found in the lair of Grendel's mother's lair in Beowolf. - currently being forged by Jake Powning.

A Howard Clark L6 Katakiri-ha Zukuri katana - being reforged.

An Albion Viceroy - Being paid off =)

Jeremy Scott Steimel · Posted: Sun 05 Sep, 2004 2:07 pm Post subject:

It's a three way tie for me, depending on how you look at it. Someone please feel free to PM me if the pictures are too large.

The last sword I received was my "Ranger inspired" type XIIa (someone may want to correct me, because there are a few aspects of the piece that blur the lines, so XIIa is my closest guess) by Rick Barrett, which was picked up in completion at the Japanese sword smithing seminar a few months back (although I'm still waiting on the scabbard. Also, pardon the poor quality on the photo... someday I'll get decent pictures that do this piece justice):

The last sword I actually paid for is the shobu zukuri katana I worked on at the seminar. The blade is paid for, the polish is paid for, and just a tiny bit left to pay on the fittings / mounting work. Hope to have her by this coming spring, and I absolutely can't wait:

Next sword I hope to have in hand will be an Albion Trafalgar, which is pending transaction from the classifieds. Wink

(where 'pending transaction' translates to 'waiting until payday' so I don't starve).

Lots of great new pieces to drool over in this thread. Hate to be the skipping record, but me thinks I love that Polish sabre...

-JS