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Ironbadger

Number three is the last one left, and still for sale.

-Badger-

Ironbadger

What diameter?

For SCA heavy, rapier, or other use?

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Ironbadger

Nope. The moment they performed a significant alteration which makes the helm unsalable, they forfeited the right to a refund. Do you have a clause in your terms of service that states refunded items must be in original condition? Most do, and even if not, its just an assumption that you cannot get ...

Ironbadger

Number three is still available.

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Ironbadger

The misericorde is now sold.

Thanks everyone.

-Badger-

Ironbadger

I buy my felwalker bolt supplies from Argent Lupus-

http://www.argentlupus.com/CombatArcherySupplies.html

They are fast shipping and friendly people, and my experiences with them have all been exceptional.

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Ironbadger

Hm, that looks like the older version of the GDFB 14gauge bascinet. The brass strip decoration is identical, and the vervails look the same as the 16 gauge version. I tried to find some images of the older version for comparison, but was not successful. The oculars on the new version are different a...

Ironbadger

Good to know you're still alive, man.

Take care.

-Badger-

Ironbadger

It is carbon steel.

Most of my blades are made from chain saw bars or antique saw blades.
This one is chain saw stock.

-Badger-

muttman wrote:what kind of steel is that blade made from?

Ironbadger

I have an ancient maker's mark stamp that I have not used in years because it is damaged. I never had a reason to replace it, because I had stopped making knives for a while. When I started again, I did not have the money to replace it. This would be suitable for the crusades era, to maybe around th...

Ironbadger

Still available.

I will entertain offers.

-Badger-

Ironbadger

Thanks for the review, Sevastian. :) The mushroom rivets were something that I debated for months. However, the problem I had was that the large rivets appear to be a post period styling detail on kindjals, as I could not find them on anything provably earlier than about the mid to late 19th century...

Ironbadger

Number 2 is sold.

One left.

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Ironbadger

Glad you liked it, Biau.

Happy to hear it reached you okay.
Thank you for the kind words.

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Ironbadger

For these, $25 for a sheath.

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Tuomas wrote:How much would a sheath be in addition to one of these knives ?

Ironbadger

I can make you one.

-Badger-

Aleksei Ryazanov wrote:I might be interested in one of these with a sheath depending on how much money I have come payday!

Ironbadger

..But I did get busy for a couple of weeks. :) Two of the seaxes are still for sale. The misericorde dagger is still for sale. I am working on a commission piece. Also working on two sale pieces. Was there actually someone looking for a ballock dagger? I have a blade blank thats nearly identical to ...

Ironbadger

Still have #2 and #3 for sale.

-Badger-

Ironbadger

What are you looking to get for the aventail?

(Edit- saw the $150 asking price..d'oh.)

Any chance of a knife or dagger trade?

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Ironbadger

#Two and #three are left and still available.

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Ironbadger

Thank you very much for the review, Slank. May the seax serve you well for many decades. :) -Badger- Item received. This seax is awesome and looks exactly like the pictures posted ie IronBadger takes great quality pictures of what you will be getting when you purchase from him. If anyone is looking ...

Ironbadger

Thank you for the kind words, Sevastian.

-Badger-

Sevastian wrote:I own two seax from Iron Badger. Both rock solid and razor sharp. Buy with confidence!

Ironbadger

PM replied.

Seax #1 is now sold, pending payment.

#2 and #3 still available.

-Badger-

Biau-douz de la Mere wrote:pm sent via Archive...very much want the # 1 model

Ironbadger

Sheaths are extra.

I don't usually offer sheaths already made on larger knives, because so many folks like to make their own, and usually want to save a buck by doing so.

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Biau-douz de la Mere wrote:do the sheaths come with them? sorry...saw the sheath sentence...pm-ing link to accountaspouse

Ironbadger

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Ironbadger

I did look up sashimi knives.

I'm afraid the antique carbon steel I generally use is likely not suitable for knives made to cut up seafood.
(Rust is a concern.)

Sorry.

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Jonathon More wrote:can you do a for-serious sashimi knife?

Ironbadger

I'm left handed too, actually. :) So... Basically a 8 to 10 inch antler hilted dagger is what you're after? Details free to play with? I can keep that in mind easily enough. Has to wait till I have more antler though. My current supply is mostly in the form of very thin, short pieces more suited to ...

Ironbadger

Still available.

-Badger-

Ironbadger

I don't know.
I have no idea what a sashimi knife is?

Well...More accurately, I do not know what features a sashimi knife requires.

I haven't made kitchen knives for a couple of decades.

I can look into it.

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Jonathon More wrote:can you do a for-serious sashimi knife?

Ironbadger

Thats a possible thought- Do you have any examples?

The only ones I remember offhand are 1930s era.

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Meinhard wrote:An antler hilted German hunting dagger would not go amiss...

Ironbadger

The seaxes mentioned earlier are posted.

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Ironbadger

Not an auction- These are available until sold. Three closely matched broken back seaxes, in rough mirror polished antique carbon steel, walnut grips and brass hardware. Just the thing if you are looking for some nice matching gifts or tourney prizes, or just want one for yourself as a nice belt and...

Ironbadger

I can make the blade for the folder, certainly.

As for the rest- Answer in PM.

-Badger-

Haldan wrote:
Ironbadger wrote:Haldan-
Info PM'ed as well
Haldan

Ironbadger

Ah. When I did not hear back from you on the misericorde, I assumed it meant you'd found a crusader dagger in the meantime and were no longer looking for one. So I put the one in roughs on the back shelf and worked on other things. I'll dig it back out and finish it, but I now have some project comm...

Ironbadger

This one did not appeal?
viewtopic.php?f=3&t=172811&hilit=misericorde

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William Lee wrote:Still jonesing for the Crusader dagger

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