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Craig Peters
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Your Valkyrja is very beautiful in that photo, and the Anglo-Saxon sword nicely accompanies it, as does the wood table.
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Ed S.
Location: San Diego Joined: 08 Apr 2009
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| Posted: Tue 06 Nov, 2012 11:30 am Post subject: |
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@Christine H: God I would love to have that sword (the Valk). If you ever want to sell it shoot me a PM...
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J.D. Crawford
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| Posted: Tue 06 Nov, 2012 12:23 pm Post subject: |
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| Ed S. wrote: | | @Christine H: God I would love to have that sword (the Valk). If you ever want to sell it shoot me a PM... |
There's one for sale right now on the myArmoury marketplace.
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Christine Munro
Location: Oxford Joined: 01 Jun 2007
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| Posted: Tue 06 Nov, 2012 2:42 pm Post subject: |
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Thanks, Craig. :) And good luck following up J.D.'s lead, Ed!
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Mike Harris
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Luka Borscak
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It would have been different if he had some armor on. ;)
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Antonio Ganarini
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Did he defend himself?
Ciao a tutti!
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Mike Harris
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| Posted: Wed 07 Nov, 2012 9:48 am Post subject: |
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| Luka Borscak wrote: | | It would have been different if he had some armor on. ;) |
Definitely so, even ice armor. Thanks for the reminder. I need some bodkin-tipped arrows.
| Antonio Ganarini wrote: | | Did he defend himself? |
No, he was terrified of my prowess with the bow. It was as if he was frozen in his tracks.
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Roger Hooper
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Mike, please tell us about the ATrim XIIIb. It looks a lot like an AT1326 with a shorter hilt.
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Mike Harris
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| Roger Hooper wrote: | | Mike, please tell us about the ATrim XIIIb. It looks a lot like an AT1326 with a shorter hilt. |
Roger, that's because it's an AT1326 with a 4" grip. It has a different guard and pommel chosen to maintain harmonic balance and proper function. Gus did the cut-down job on the tang and selected the components for me. He sent me the guard and pommel in semi-finished and semi-inletted condition so I could "press-fit" them in a more historic fashion and permanently assemble the whole package.
I wouldn't say it's an optimal Type XIII. It's a bit heavy. But the handling is spot-on for a shield splitter and helmet basher. It handles and turns nicely and maybe functions a slight bit better than the original DD1404 "Moonbrand" he did way back.
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Zach Luna
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| Scott Kowalski wrote: | Here are pictures of the single handers that I have owned or currently owned.
The one I let get away. If you still have her Zach and ever want to let her go let me know!
Albion Squire.
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I do indeed still have the Squire with Dan Dickinson scabbard, Scott.
I feel for you, since she is my absolute favorite single-hander I've come across. :\ If I ever think my time with this sword is up, you will be the very first to know. :)
I love this sword:
My other single-handed medievals are an Albion Sovereign and a customized Angus Trim 1557/xviii.1.
I briefly owned an Albion Yeoman that I was also very fond of.
The other important single-handers in my life are an A&A German Rapier and a Del Tin French smallsword.
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Todd Hawkins
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Albion Chevalier - with black & red grip.
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Roger Hooper
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Albion Condottiere -
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This is a