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Alina Boyden





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PostPosted: Tue 12 Apr, 2005 5:40 pm    Post subject:         Reply with quote

Howard Waddell wrote:
Patrick Kelly wrote:
The sword of King Sancho IV has always been one of my favorites. My first custom piece was meant to be based on that sword. The maker took some creative liberties (which included putting the wrong blade on the sword) so the end product didn't look much like the Sancho, a nice sword to be sure but not close enough really. I intend to have a close recreation made some day.


Hey Patrick!

Sancho is one of our favorites here, too -- (not to let too many cats out of too many bags) but Sancho is one of the swords we are thinking of for a future Museum Line piece... (Eric especially is hot for that one...)

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Howy


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PostPosted: Wed 13 Apr, 2005 6:37 am    Post subject:         Reply with quote

Alina Boyden wrote:

Do the sword of Santa Casilda! I love that sword.


Hey Alina!

Can you give me anything more to go on? Harlan and I have been searching for information on this sword, but can't find pictures or where it is kept...

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howy

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PostPosted: Wed 13 Apr, 2005 6:42 am    Post subject:         Reply with quote

Howard Waddell wrote:
Hey Alina!

Can you give me anything more to go on? Harlan and I have been searching for information on this sword, but can't find pictures or where it is kept...

Best,

howy


I'm not Alina, but there's a pic and some brief info here. The sword in question is XII.4 in the article.

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PostPosted: Wed 13 Apr, 2005 8:00 am    Post subject:         Reply with quote

Chad Arnow wrote:
I'm not Alina, but there's a pic and some brief info here. The sword in question is XII.4 in the article.


Thanks Chad! I knew that it sounded familiar... as they say, if it was a snake, it would have bit me...

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Howy

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Lee Watts




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PostPosted: Wed 13 Apr, 2005 12:00 pm    Post subject:         Reply with quote

thanks for the concern guys, but my hand has now got a nice war wound that wont stop itching.
but much more important the sword hasn't got a scratch on it but plenty of blood stains Wink
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