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Price is$300$250 ea (shipped within CONUS). If you live outside the US, I will contact you after your order for extra shipping charges.
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O.T Josh Feltman requested, 21pic slowpoke warning
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pappenheimer, patton saber, cinqueda, some of my favorites!
I would be like Smeagol with the One Ring that turned him into Gollum!!!!
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I think I'd like to see about 18 more inches on that top one. Love the viking withthe yello handle wrap, just under the KC Pinuti.
Keith
Keith
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Very cool! Thanks for sharing!
Spiral
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who made the top piece?
it would make a fine katzbalger blade...
it would make a fine katzbalger blade...
MacHete
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Very very cool! 
I've always wanted a cinqueda-actually, I'd prefer an anelace, (which is what the Italians called the "English" version of the Italian blade, which was basically a less-decorated cinqueda) but hey, I'm not that picky. There's a lot of serious looking steel there. Thanks for sharing. 
I've always wanted a cinqueda-actually, I'd prefer an anelace, (which is what the Italians called the "English" version of the Italian blade, which was basically a less-decorated cinqueda) but hey, I'm not that picky. There's a lot of serious looking steel there. Thanks for sharing. 
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Wow. Just wow. You could outfit a small army in style 
. Thanks very much for sharing your excellent collection! Methinks I need to pick up a few swords one of these days.
--Josh
. Thanks very much for sharing your excellent collection! Methinks I need to pick up a few swords one of these days.--Josh
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How does that cinqueda handle? Never held one, they seem like they would be fairly bruteish, but surprisingly fast
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Nice pix, stuff, and thanks.
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1st pic... Lutel dagger #10044
2nd pic... Lutel Cinquedea #10043
3rd pic Angus Trim dagger ATD002 that I blued and wrapped
4th pic original suberb conditioned 1918 L.F & C Patton Saber...I was on the lookout for one of these and a hard core antique sword collector in my area kept his eyes out for me, after almost 1.5 years later and many emails I get an email saying he had one for purchase at his house in the next town over...I meet him at his house and this Patton saber had been his fathers who was in a Cav unit where this was his personal saber and he had just passed away. It now rests in my collection...pretty special this one is and my favorite
5th pic left to right...All are Angus Trim swords, XII, 1420, XIII (bought from Albion Armorers), heavy XIIIa and 1316
6th pic...Himalayan Imports large Tibetan sword
7th pic...Michael 'Tinker' Pearce bastard sword
8th pic Albion Armorers Agincourt
9th pic... MLR Patton saber that I tweaked by removing the black paintstuff on the bell then blued till it was an even black then removed the laquer on the blade and blued it
10th pic...Armor Class Pappenheimer rapier
11th pic...Paul Chen Shinto
12th pic...Kris Cutlery gladius
13th pic...Kris Cutlery pinuti
14th pic...MRL Early Viking sword that I tweaked by wrapping the handle in yellow roo lace, removed the laquer from the fittings and blade then blued thes fittings till dark and the blade 1 time to get a multi-colored blue, blade I also I hand engraved with 3 Viking runes
15th pic...Paul Chen GT2002
16th pic...Vietnam brought back sword
17th pic...Cold Steel K88
18th pic...Glen Parrell Vinland Viking sword
19th pic...Kris Cutlery Viking sword that I de-blued the fitting, removed the leather wrap then used orange ink to die the leather cord then rewrapped
20th pic...Lutel Viking sword #12016
21st pic...Del Tin 5161
2nd pic... Lutel Cinquedea #10043
3rd pic Angus Trim dagger ATD002 that I blued and wrapped
4th pic original suberb conditioned 1918 L.F & C Patton Saber...I was on the lookout for one of these and a hard core antique sword collector in my area kept his eyes out for me, after almost 1.5 years later and many emails I get an email saying he had one for purchase at his house in the next town over...I meet him at his house and this Patton saber had been his fathers who was in a Cav unit where this was his personal saber and he had just passed away. It now rests in my collection...pretty special this one is and my favorite
5th pic left to right...All are Angus Trim swords, XII, 1420, XIII (bought from Albion Armorers), heavy XIIIa and 1316
6th pic...Himalayan Imports large Tibetan sword
7th pic...Michael 'Tinker' Pearce bastard sword
8th pic Albion Armorers Agincourt
9th pic... MLR Patton saber that I tweaked by removing the black paintstuff on the bell then blued till it was an even black then removed the laquer on the blade and blued it
10th pic...Armor Class Pappenheimer rapier
11th pic...Paul Chen Shinto
12th pic...Kris Cutlery gladius
13th pic...Kris Cutlery pinuti
14th pic...MRL Early Viking sword that I tweaked by wrapping the handle in yellow roo lace, removed the laquer from the fittings and blade then blued thes fittings till dark and the blade 1 time to get a multi-colored blue, blade I also I hand engraved with 3 Viking runes
15th pic...Paul Chen GT2002
16th pic...Vietnam brought back sword
17th pic...Cold Steel K88
18th pic...Glen Parrell Vinland Viking sword
19th pic...Kris Cutlery Viking sword that I de-blued the fitting, removed the leather wrap then used orange ink to die the leather cord then rewrapped
20th pic...Lutel Viking sword #12016
21st pic...Del Tin 5161