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Patrick Fitzmartin
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 Posted: Fri 11 Mar, 2005 5:02 pm Post subject: Credit Due |
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Greetings All, I hope this is the right place for this. If not, I leave it to the discretion of the the moderators. 
I have made 3 fine accquisitions on the Marketplace here. A DT 2104 from Steve Fabert which has moved onward. An Albion Squire Line Viking from Ray Deancona which I have fallen far too heavily for. A DT 2070 from Lloyd Clark, a very unique accquisition in itself.
All these gentlemen were excellent to deal with. I offer this public thanks because I would have not been able to experience these fine additions to my collection without them. To add a definitive "not last" and "not least", I would like to add a profound thanks Nathan because these were here and nowhere else.
Why all this? Due to my financial constraints and "heritage"  I work the "previously owned market" really hard. That is really the only way I can add the "nicer stuff" to my collection. 
This brings us back to "heritage". Since I can't bring all these fine gentlemen under my hall, fill them with fine food and drink and pleasurable company, the least I can do is say a very public and loud THANK YOU!!!!! In and by the old ways gentlemen, Sincerely, Patrick Fitzmartin
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Lloyd Clark
Location: Beaver Dam, WI Joined: 08 Sep 2004
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Right back at you, my friend.
Patrick was extremely thoughtful and polite in his dealings with me and I would highly recommend him to anyone that wishes to do business with a true gentleman.
You have a standing invitation to come to Wisconsin and dine with me, my family, and my Company.
Cheers!
Cheers,
Lloyd Clark
2000 World Jousting Champion
2004 World Jousting Bronze Medalist
Swordmaster
Super Proud Husband and Father!
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Steve Fabert
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Patirck, you are entirely welcome. It is good to know that you appreciated owning the sword even for a comparatively short time, and that it has now moved on into the hands of others who will also enjoy it.
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Patrick Fitzmartin
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| Gordon Frye wrote: | Very decent and thoughtful of you, Patrick. You deserve thanks yourself for doing this in such a public fashion.
Cheers,
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Greetings Gordon Frye, Why thank you sir. Trust me, my thanks alone is for the good deals and the opportunity to get them. Sincerely, Patrick Fitzmartin
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Patrick Fitzmartin
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| Lloyd Clark wrote: | Right back at you, my friend.
Patrick was extremely thoughtful and polite in his dealings with me and I would highly recommend him to anyone that wishes to do business with a true gentleman.
You have a standing invitation to come to Wisconsin and dine with me, my family, and my Company.
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Greetings Lloyd, My profund thanks for the invitation. If I ever make it back up there, it will be during the summer. I grew up in Minnesota so the winters scare me after the amount of time I have spent here in the South. If you ever find yourself coming to Texas, yell at me. You have a roof here sir! Sincerely, Patrick Fitzmartin
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Patrick Fitzmartin
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| Steve Fabert wrote: | | Patirck, you are entirely welcome. It is good to know that you appreciated owning the sword even for a comparatively short time, and that it has now moved on into the hands of others who will also enjoy it. |
Greetings Steve Fabert, Rest assured it was not an easy decision to let that one go. There is still some "residual angst" over it. I really hope the new owner cherishes it as it deserves. It did however help me accquire a "previously owned" Albion Gotland which I am oh so happy with. Sincerely, Patrick Fitzmartin
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