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Carl Croushore
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 Posted: Wed 14 Oct, 2009 9:51 am Post subject: |
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| Chad Arnow wrote: | | Carl Croushore wrote: | Great photos of your collection, Chad! I'm very much impressed with your home display racks and case as well. It's interesting to see what colectors use as display devices, and yours seem to be musem quality. I especially enoy your 14th c. set, as I have the sister sword to your Sovereign (the only other one Albion had made with all bronze fittings).
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Well, there's at least 3 Sovereigns I know of with all-bronze hilts (yours, mine, and another forumite's).  I wouldn't call the displays museum quality (though I appreciate the kind words). It's just a wall-hanger floor stand in a china cabinet. |
Really? I could have sworn there were only two (at least, that's what we thought when I worked at Albion). Do you remember who has the third?
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Chad Arnow
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| Posted: Wed 14 Oct, 2009 1:10 pm Post subject: |
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| Carl Croushore wrote: |
Really? I could have sworn there were only two (at least, that's what we thought when I worked at Albion). Do you remember who has the third? |
A guy local to me, Doug Gardner, bought one. I ordered it on his behalf at the 2005 Atlanta Bladeshow since they were selling them as a show-only item.
I guess they got back extra castings when they finally got mine in.
ChadA
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Chad Arnow
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| Posted: Wed 14 Oct, 2009 1:16 pm Post subject: |
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| Eric Hejdström wrote: | | Thanks for the reply Chad! I've done that in the past. It makes your wall look like swiss cheese... But Maybe that's the only way to do it simple. I had an idea of making a wooden disc to put in the middle and have the swords in a circle around it. But I don't have a wall big enough in the apartment! Fortunately I have a very understanding wife... |
You might be able to take a board/plank and stain/carve it and hang it on the wall. You'd then screw your brackets to it. It would put fewer holes in the wall. Just make sure you screw it into the studs/supports.
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Eric Hejdström
Location: Visby, Sweden Joined: 13 Mar 2007
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Heh, we got solid concrete walls with dteelreinforcments in the whole apartment. Can barely put up a picture on the wall, ha ha. But I'll keep it in mind for when I finally get my own house. I don't have as much as most of you guys yet but it's slowly growing. And again, nice pictures Chad!
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