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Also posted elsewhere, but here they are again - a custom A&A early 15th century bastard, and an ATrim Makers Mark XVIa


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ATrim with Crusader Monk scabbard

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Love that A&A sword Roger, excellent line and proportions.
Patrick Kelly wrote:
Love that A&A sword Roger, excellent line and proportions.


I think that it is one of A&A's finest creations
Albion Fiore with wire wrap in red. The grip is darker than I would have liked but she is a beauty of a sword. Despite the lightweight looks this sword weighs about 3.5 pounds and truly feels like a sidearm of last resort. Extremely handy in feel, it wants to fight.

I think the disk pommel gets overlooked, people seem to skip to the scent stopper, but I love the utility of a well formed disk. I'd like to see more disk pommels in practice weapons.


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Adams, Fiore is a really nice looking sword, I bet the handling is also very good. I have a sword that's very identical to fiore but mine has a pob of 5 and fiore is better balanced.
Thanks, the listed POB on a Fiore is 3.8 inches below the cross but the wire wrap pulls it back to 3.5. Having the weight concentrated at the cross really let's it transition well between strikes. I have an AT1592 Danish style longsword, and it weighs a half pound less and has an 11 inch grip, and the Fiore swings faster and changes direction faster. That really surprised me.
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Gentlemen the Sword here are a few of my Bastard Sword. 1# Szymon C. 2# Elgur. 3# 4# Lutels 5# Rob Miller





Much Respect All
Tim Seaton


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Here is my Albion Gallowglass. It has a green grip, though you wouldn't know that by looking at the photos.


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The Gallowglass is my dream sword. :eek:

Such a beautiful blade, and the furniture is exquisite.

Some day I hope to own one as well.
Robert Coleman wrote:
Sword of unknown origin that I believe would fall into this category.






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This blade screams to me, but alas a basket hilt is beyond my ability and tools to reproduce..as of yet
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Hey guys,


The Redeemer is meant to be a bastard sword but I think its a good fit. a bit heavy in one hand, but perfect in two. The pommel allows the second hand to fit snug.


Atrim CF leaf blade.
Love this sword


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I love that AT2103 leafie. Wish I had one.
Here is my Longship Armoury Celtic themed bastard sword. I have to get some stats and a review of this one up.


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Last edited by Scott Kowalski on Fri 24 Jun, 2016 4:30 pm; edited 2 times in total
Here's my only bastard (to my knowledge): an A&A Custom XVI/XVIa. It was originally intended to be a dedicated single-hand sword but it evolved into something else. Awesome sword, but I'm still not sure if it belongs in my collection.


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That's a brute of a sword, J.D., and quite a fine shirt. :D

...I don't know why that album gets so much flak - in comparison, I tried to listen to Technical Ecstacy and couldn't get half-way through it.
I am going to echo what Michael said J.D. That is a great looking sword and it is always nice to have something you do not think belongs in your collection. A little deviation never hurt anyone, much!
Thanks guys. BTW, best song on Sabbath's 'Never Say Die' Album: Johnny Blade

- John D.
Albion Museum Line: Ljubljana and Brescia Spadona


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German arming sword
German early 16th century


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