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D. Phillip Caron




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PostPosted: Thu 29 Dec, 2011 9:14 am    Post subject: Classic Hoplite from Windless         Reply with quote

I have been told that this is not really a hoplite sword, but a "something" Windless made up. Is this accurate?
That aside, is this sword worth having? Will it survive as a whacker? Opinions?

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Matthew Amt




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PostPosted: Thu 29 Dec, 2011 9:19 am    Post subject:         Reply with quote

It definitely does not resemble anything historical, sorry! Couldn't tell you about its workmaship beyond that.

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David Wilson




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PostPosted: Thu 29 Dec, 2011 5:10 pm    Post subject: Re: Classic Hoplite from Windless         Reply with quote

D. Phillip Caron wrote:
I have been told that this is not really a hoplite sword, but a "something" Windless made up. Is this accurate?
That aside, is this sword worth having? Will it survive as a whacker? Opinions?


You have heard correctly. It does not at all resemble any historical finds. I've heard it's a fair cutting sword, though. No experience with it, myself, only relaying what I've gathered online.

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