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Lee O'Hagan




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PostPosted: Sun 07 Dec, 2003 9:30 am    Post subject: UK, Fine Scabbard and sword maker         Reply with quote

Hi all,
I bumped into Tod at a recent renfaire,
He has just left his fulltime job to apply all his time to making stuff for all the sword fans and the like,
Really decent guy and his work seems top class,
please take a nose around his site,theirs some nice stuff,
i will hopefully try and link the pics,
Nathan if this is in the wrong place,please put it where you think suits,cheers
Please also mention you saw this at myArmoury,com,
www.todsstuff.co.uk



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Lee O'Hagan




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PostPosted: Sun 07 Dec, 2003 9:32 am    Post subject: sorry nathan still cant link pics         Reply with quote

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Lee O'Hagan




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Geoff Wood




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PostPosted: Sun 07 Dec, 2003 12:54 pm    Post subject:         Reply with quote

Thanks Lee.
Good to see another source 'over here'. A few things worth further inquiries.
Geoff
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Lee O'Hagan




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PostPosted: Sun 07 Dec, 2003 2:28 pm    Post subject:         Reply with quote

Geoff.,
Tod's stuff definately warrants a good look,
the scabbard pictured looks mega up close and his damascus dirks and knives were quite a margin over anything else i saw at the fair,
he also takes commisions but his preference is to do historically accurate stuff,
he's had stuff shown in afew tv projects as well,
his site is quite new i think but he must be doing well as he's took the step to do it full time,
hopefully some of the readers here might take the time out to look,
Highly recommend,



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