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Björn Hellqvist
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Posted: Thu 04 Sep, 2003 2:47 pm Post subject: Lutel Dussack |
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Lutel has an interesting line of weapons. As the company is situated in the Czech Republic, the weapons have a decided Central European flavour. I saw that they have started producing the near-mythical dussack, and that it is pretty close to the only known surviving steel dusack. It can be found on http://www.lutel.cz under ”Knives”, costing c. USD 120. If you are interested in the weapon, read Christoph Amberger’s interesting article on http://www.swordhistory.com/home.html. The rough, off-the-forge finish appears to be true to the original, and is an interesting contrast to the eye-candy posted by my colleagues...
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Nathan Robinson
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Eugene George

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Posted: Mon 08 Sep, 2003 3:32 pm Post subject: I loves me some dusacks |
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I really like them. I've read those articles before a long time ago when researching the Tesak-Dusack-Dusagge but lost track of them....
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