[Leo Todeschini]

Items from the 'In stock' page are selling quite well.

The record is about 3 hours for a heater shield before it went.

There are a few more daggers up now and a some eating knives and sword scabbards and I am pretty sure a couple of swords will go up in the next few days.

Tod

[Leo Todeschini]

Two swords have just been posted up and I will post the pictures here later.

The first is a 'Writhen hilt' copy from the RA in Leeds and the second is a BLUNT copy of the Dover ring hilt sword from the BM.

Both complete with scabbards

Tod

[Mike Capanelli]

That Writhen Hilt Sword is exquisite sir! It's a very elegant sword indeed. You really do wonderful work Leo. Even your simple work seems so regal. I hope she ends up with someone that likes to take and share lots of pictures.

[Leo Todeschini]

Thanks Mike.

The two swords that have just gone up are these, complete with scabbards.

I hope you like them.

Regards

Tod

[Chad Arnow]

Tod,
In Internet Explorer 10 on 2 different computers, your in-stock page has tons of space between each item (I have to scroll quite a bit to get from one item to the next). In Firefox, it's fine.

[David Evans]

Any chance of some later stuff ? late 16th and 17th Century eating knives, spoons, and daggers ?

[Craig Peters]

Hey Tod,

I have a suggestion for the in-stock page. Rather than listing item number one as "Dover Ring Hilt Sword", it might be an idea, for the sake of clarity, to list it as "Blunt Dover Ring Hilt Sword". I know you mentioned it's blunt elsewhere in the description; however, it's possible that a reader might miss this detail. It would be unfortunate for a customer to buy it, only to realize it wasn't what they wanted and that they should have read a little more carefully.

[Leo Todeschini]

Later items are not really my mainstay, so sometimes I have something, but generally I work between about 900 and 1500.

I have a 'Swedish feathers" I will put up and later today an 18thC dirk, but thats about it I am afraid.

Thanks for the suggestion Craig and I see your point, but in that instance the customer would get a refund in full anyway; indeed under UK law and moral law, if a piece arrives and you don't like it then it can be returned for a full refund (less shipping) and this is my standard for in stock or custom pieces.

For the curious, under UK law, custom pieces are exempt from this, but it is a code I stick to nonetheless.

Regards

Tod

[Leo Todeschini]

Hi All,

New items up and the last for a while I think.

Knot work dirk
Fur covered crossbow quivers
bronze 16thC spurs
dragon hammer

http://www.todsstuff.co.uk/in-stock/tods-in-stock.htm

Tod