DECEMBER calendar

[John Powell]

 

[Bamboo]

Thanks John. Always a pleasure.

~ B

 

[Ad Astra]

Holy crow! What a beauty!

Many thanks.


Ad Astra :thumbup: :thumbup: :thumbup:

 

[munk]

My Merry Christmas to John Powell, well respected and fondly regarded, who brings us this wonderful addition to our lives every month as a grace in friendship.



munk

 

[Yvsa]

Wado equa John!:thumbup:

 

[MauiRob]

Thanks John

You know the second I looked at that I heard Uncle Bill chime in with "the dust bunnies would love to get their hands on those"

 

[munk]

Forget the dust bunnies; I'd like to get my hands on those. What a great display.



munk

 

[Howard Wallace]

Thanks John!

 

[Fiddleback]

These calendars are GREAT! Thanks from a newbie John. This is only my second one, but they are really nice.

Andy

 

[Daniel Koster]

now the image on my desktop

thanks!

 

[John Powell]

Thanks for the kind words gents. It's always my pleasure to send these along. Here is the past years along with some variations used on the EEWRS Forum http://www.vikingsword.com/vb/

 

[Svashtar]

Just realized it was 12/1 and jumped online looking for the Dec. calendar, and there it was! No hunting it down this month.

I'll add my thanks as well for such a great calendar. Really dresses up my desktop.

Regards,

Norm

 

[Yangdu]

Thank you John. Namaste from Pala.

 

[ddean]

C L-ness


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[gravertom]

Great Stuff!

Could someone point me to a copy of June and july? I really want to see the carving and engraving close up.

Take care,

Tom

 

[John Powell]

Tom, two beautiful examples of kukri art. One is engraved and the other acid etched. I hope these close-ups gives you the detail you seek.

 

[gravertom]

Thanks a bunch John!

A very valuable resource to me...

Tom

 

[jmings]

John, you've outdone yourself this month.

 

[GA LITTLE]

John,what is the pin with the ships wheel above the two kukris? (left side of calender)

 

[John Powell]

No idea. There were a lot of badges made in India with kukris. They should correspond to the Gurkha Regiments there, but I find no official connection. The center design of this piece is the national symbol of a post independence India as symbolised by the spinning wheel. It's on their flag.