Lydia - deadly elegance (SOLD)

Adam Wrocinski

Adam Wrocinski

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Hello!

I present you the Lydia. I was inspired by historical examples from the 16th-century Italian nobility.

The blade is made of 80CrV2 steel, 1/4" thick, P600 hand satin finish, both edges are sharpened.

Guard and pommel are made of antiqued steel, guard is laser engraved. The spacers are made of brushed brass, the handle is made of polished ziricote wood.

Dimensions: 17 ²⁹/₃₂” (45.5 cm) overall and 11 ¹³/₁₆” (30 cm) of the blade.


Price: SOLD including shipping by courier to US

I accept PayPal, Wise Revolut or standard IBAN transfer.

Cheers!

















 
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Adam Wrocinski said:
Hello!

I present you the Lydia. I was inspired by historical examples from the 16th-century Italian nobility.

The blade is made of 80CrV2 steel, 1/4" thick, P600 hand satin finish, both edges are sharpened.

Guard and pommel are made of antiqued steel, guard is laser engraved. The spacers are made of brushed brass, the handle is made of polished ziricote wood.

Dimensions: 17 ²⁹/₃₂” (45.5 cm) overall and 11 ¹³/₁₆” (30 cm) of the blade.


Price: $699 including shipping by courier to US

I accept PayPal, Wise Revolut or standard IBAN transfer.

Cheers!

















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WOW...My youngest daughter is named Llydia and this blade would look amazing, displayed in the center of her photos, on the wall of my great room. I have a question about its construction, and I hope you'll excuse my ignorance... How is the tang attached to the pommel?
 
Solid Rock Blades said:
WOW...My youngest daughter is named Llydia and this blade would look amazing, displayed in the center of her photos, on the wall of my great room. I have a question about its construction, and I hope you'll excuse my ignorance... How is the tang attached to the pommel?
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Thank you!

The pommel has a threaded hole and is screwed onto the threaded tang, like a nut onto a bolt. Approximately two-thirds of the pommel's length is filled by the tang.
 
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