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Christian Fletcher
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Tim Seaton
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That one is out standing but not in green  ox blood or dark brown christian u made my day my friend that one ill have by summers end, B`DAY PREASANT to my self 
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Joel Chesser
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Christian, I'm really excited to see this one as well. what kind of blade is that? XVI a?
..." The person who dosen't have a sword should sell his coat and buy one."
- Luke 22:36
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Sean O Stevens
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I have drooled over this blade for some time... this is the sword that first brought Christian Fletcher to my attention... and I am in love with it in green. 
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Christian Fletcher
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That's right, a XVIa, custom commissioned from Gus for this design.
Christian Fletcher
www.christianfletcher.com
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Scott Kowalski
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It is great to see this design available again Christian. I missed out on these the first time around. Hopefully I will be able to get one this time if other things do not get in the way. Do you intend to redo any of the other swords that went with this one from before?
Scott
Chris Landwehr 10/10/49-1/1/09 My Mom
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Peter Lyon
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That is a lovel sword. Seems vaguely familiar. :-)
Still hammering away
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Christian Fletcher
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It must be the tree and stars that give it away : )
As for the other swords, Redeemer is one I was especially fond of, so I've been considering how I might refine that design.
Christian Fletcher
www.christianfletcher.com
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Jean Thibodeau
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| Christian Fletcher wrote: | It must be the tree and stars that give it away : )
As for the other swords, Redeemer is one I was especially fond of, so I've been considering how I might refine that design. |
The Wraith King using the Swedish longsword type blade was also seriously appealing, but then most of your stuff is appealing.  
You can easily give up your freedom. You have to fight hard to get it back!
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Michael Ahrens
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Christian
I recently sold my Crecy based Boarderwatch. this sword gives me something new to covet. A great looking sword. As always.
Mike
Mike Ahrens
http://www.selohaar.org/
Staten Island German Martial Arts (S.I.G.M.A.)
http://www.sigmanewyork.webs.com/
Member of the 1st Universal Church of St. John Cantius Garand, Reformed (Gas Port)
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Sam Barris
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Had I known about that a month ago, I might not have ordered a Crecy. Now I'm thinking I might need both. Absolutely beautiful, as always.
Pax,
Sam Barris
"Any nation that draws too great a distinction between its scholars and its warriors will have its thinking done by cowards, and its fighting done by fools." —Thucydides
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Roger Hooper
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Has anyone bought the new Borderwatch yet? This sword calls to me, but I'd really like to hear an owner's opinion of it before I plonk down major cash.
Also, if anyone has any personal experience with the Chimera Line Venetian Bastard, I'm sure everyone would like to hear about it.
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