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Brian K.
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 Posted: Sun 09 Aug, 2009 1:23 pm Post subject: Albion Sempach; Custom Handmade Scabbard |
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Hello myArmoury community!
My latest, the Albion Sempach featuring a single central riser, handmade steel chape and 2-point suspension. Black on black leather color made to look new with simple incised lines running along the sides, and a shiny new buckle & belt tip too.
Please feel free to comment, and share your thoughts! Thanks for looking!
Brian Kunz
www.dbkcustomswords.com
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Tim Lison
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Now you're just showing off! You are simply cranking through scabbards! They all seem to be fantastic as well. This one is no exception. I love the way the belt attaches to the scabbard. I'd love to see a photo of this one being worn to get a better sense of how it looks in use. Great, great stuff!
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Allen Foster
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Brian,
You keep surpising me with your versitility in style and skills. Question: Your metal chapes keep getting better and better. Do you plan to do any lockets in the future? Same question regarding potental plans to use engraving or etching?
Great job.
Allen
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Brian K.
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Thanks for the compliment's!
I suppose lockets are only a matter of time. As for engraving and etching I have intentions to learn to do that as well.
Brian Kunz
www.dbkcustomswords.com
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This is a standard topic