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My displays are mounted on another piece of board attached to the wall. If you need to take it away, then there are only the 4 mounting holes to fill. No old holes showing either as the back board is covered with hessian, so any changes to layout are hidden by the fabric. I do NOT use nails but use screw hooks bent to suitable shape and covered with neoprene tube to avoid metal to metal contact. This method is VERY secure and has weathered all the earthquakes we have had recently without anything falling. Also they are easy to lift off if you need to. Another member here has his extensive collection of Jambiya in glass shelved and fronted cupboards with back light in some. Looks absolutely marvelous and of course very easy to move stuff around as the pieces are not attached. I will not post the pics of this collection that I have, as it is up to that member to publish if he wishes. Regards Stu |
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I was looking back through the thread and wondered Atlantia,sSo did you ever settle then on a dagger display solution?
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Another solution. Maybe less spectacular, but it does not need magnets or nails....
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Some african stuff...
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Random individual display solutions using two different types of plate stand:
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Thanks for sharing Alantia! Wonderful thread you started! Some beautiful displays guys! Thanks for sharing! Great ideas...much food for thought!
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I love the old way to decorate.
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Thank you. Problem is that I have very little room, have to compromise with my Mrs, have to keep this stuff out of the baby's reach and can't seem to manage to focus in one area. I've recently made a new rack which holds swords and larger knives/daggers. No sign of a Kukri solution, which is becomming a problem. But there are always the single 'odd' pieces like the Macana Club and Khanjar, and finding individual solutions for these is always something I'm working on. Whenever I am at a flea market I always look for little stands to use/modify for display of problem pieces. I have quite a few of them in various boxes ready for future possibilities ![]() I've often thought of using vintage bear/doll stands (see below). It's amazing the variety of different methods used by our fellow forumites. Best Gene |
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