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#2 |
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Thanks to share !
Could you please give more informations about : - the sewing of the leather with the brass wire - the making of the brass wire - the making of the brass embellishments (repousse ?) Very nice work ! |
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CONGRATULATIONS!!!!
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Hi delor
The brass embellishments it isn't repousse is massive brass. I have soldered on the brass plate and I engrave it. The wire I make it first round spring then I open it and I sewing on the leather as you see at the photo! I hope these to help! ![]() All the best! |
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Beautiful sword and good work, but I am one of these collectors who feel that much replacement of the original parts was excessive. The original scabbard chape and mouth and crossguard appear to have been in decent shape and I would not have replaced them. Now basically you have a nice old blade in a replica scabbard.
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Thanks libra. You have done a very beautiful work. Nice engraving too !
Did you find the sealing composition by yourself or did you get it from some historical source ? Regards. |
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Very good handicraft but I have the same exception like Teodor, the original brass fittings have been in a worn condition but have been original and this I like personally more than replicas.
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