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JE Sarge
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PostPosted: Fri 15 Jun, 2012 2:00 pm    Post subject: Crusader Monk: Eric McHugh Langseax Sheath         Reply with quote

Just finished up a sheath for very nice Eric McHugh Langseax. Sheath was wet moulded from tooling leather and gives a nice positive lock at the guard. Hand finished brass trim and rivets were added to give the sheath a decorative flair and more rigidity. Finish is dark antique brown, with the fittings being lightly antiqued and given a satin finish.

I enjoyed being able to help the owner keep this awesome langsax contained! Big Grin
















J.E. Sarge
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PostPosted: Fri 15 Jun, 2012 2:16 pm    Post subject:         Reply with quote

Wow... awesome work Sarge!

And an incredible piece by Vince

Marc Kaden Ridgeway
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PostPosted: Fri 15 Jun, 2012 7:48 pm    Post subject: seax         Reply with quote

Nice scabbard, but my bad, this is my Eric McHugh seax!!!

Robert
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J. E., it seems every piece you touch is enhanced by your excellent taste and your sense of what works best for the piece. I think it's called consistency.

Jon

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PostPosted: Sat 16 Jun, 2012 12:55 am    Post subject:         Reply with quote

Outstanding work. Really like this one.
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JE Sarge
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PostPosted: Sat 16 Jun, 2012 7:53 am    Post subject: Re: seax         Reply with quote

Robert Muse wrote:
Nice scabbard, but my bad, this is my Eric McHugh seax!!!

Robert


Updated with the correction. I hope Vince Evans did not look at this and think, "When the hell did I make that one?" - Laughing Out Loud

Thanks for all the compliments!

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PostPosted: Sat 16 Jun, 2012 8:07 am    Post subject:         Reply with quote

Looks good! The sheath really compliments the seax.
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PostPosted: Mon 18 Jun, 2012 5:08 pm    Post subject: Re: seax         Reply with quote

JE Sarge wrote:
Robert Muse wrote:
Nice scabbard, but my bad, this is my Eric McHugh seax!!!

Robert


Updated with the correction. I hope Vince Evans did not look at this and think, "When the hell did I make that one?" - Laughing Out Loud

Thanks for all the compliments!


Thanks for the clarification. I was scratching my head myself because I rarely see an Evans piece without Grace's touches (scabbards and more). Vince had been able to tell me to the day when a knife had been done in 1995, I don't think he'd wonder much Wink

This scabbard is a bit ironic as well because Eric had been doing simple scabbards before his time with Albion. The Bishop's work rules and this addition adds some gravy. I wonder if he has gone back to pastoring?

Cheers

GC .
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