Thank you :)
I finished scabbard for type XIV
(chape from Tod's Stuff)

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Scabbard for type XV/XVa
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new custom Munich sword:
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Short films with Custom Munich sword:
https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=SXRureb8lUk
https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=GquDvjgbUes

What a work of ART. Wow.....I mean....WOW. That pommel is beautiful enough to display by itself. WOW AGAIN! :D ....McM

Thank you Mark :)
Now I'm working on next Munich sword - I will try to mirror every details of original one :)

I've been in this hobby for close to 20 years now (good lord, has it really been that long?!?), and I have seen quite a few swordsmiths attempt to recreate, or at least closely-replicate, that sword. Granted, I'll never be able to compare how the sword feels or functions with the original-- I don't have that many friends "in high places"!

But, from the general appearance, not only in the decorative details, but also in the lines and proportions of the sword, you consistently make some of the absolute best!

If you're ever in the mood to try something a little different, I'd really like to see what this sword would look like if the rain guard were traded for a pair of side rings that had the same shape as the cross/quillons! ;)

Nice to hear it Jeremiah :)
I will think about new crossguard chape :)

This is new Templar sword with replica of Templar coin inside pommel (both sides):

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Hello Mateusz, all beautiful work. Well it's hard to pick a favorite, some very truly amazing things here. I'm still very happy with my sword from you, but I suppose it needs company one of these days!

Thank you :) nice to hear it !!!

scabbard for Templar sword is done. There is family crest of my customer
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Beautiful sword AND scabbard! I can see that on the hip of a Crusader. I, personally, think the 'family crest' is a bit distracting, but as they say...the customer's always right. ;) ....McM

Thank you Mark :)
now I'm working on new sword (it will be for sale soon) :
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NEW ONE:
Sword is based on very pointed sword from second half of 14th century. (last photo - from myArmoury.com).
Light and fast and rather stiff.
In the middle of the pommel is symbol based on a few sword's pommels from 14th century.

Available, price is 1600 euro with scabbard and shipping

measurement:
total lenght: 108,5cm
blade lenght: 91,3cm
Blade width: 39mm
Thickness of blade (at the base): 6mm
weight: 1029g
balance: 12cm
grip lenght: 11cm
hardness: 54HRC
edges: sharp

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NEW Munich sword - REPLICA.

Every part look like original one.
Thick blade with hexagonal cross section in 1/3 part of blade.
Gold plated pommel.
Gold plated crossguard.
Flower peen.
Full tooled leather grip.

measurement:
total lenght: 124,6cm
blade lenght: 91,5cm
Blade width: 39mm
Thickness of blade (at the base): 8mm
weight: 1505g
balance: 7,5cm
grip lenght: 26,7cm
hardness: 54HRC
edges: sharp

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I have no idea how you do it, but each one of these you make somehow gets even better than the last one!

Extremely impressive, especially the detail of the cross!