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Review: Agis Oldestones
Posted: Wed Dec 16, 2009 6:23 pm
by Glaukos the Athenian
A while ago I asked Agis Oldestones to make me a helmet crest for my Corinthian. I had made a couple of crests that looked Ok, but were fragile and did not survive a battle each.
I discussed the matter with him, he quoted me a price and I sent him the box of the crests that I had made.
He returned to me the crest you see in the attached photo.
To add to the complication, I had screwed up the installation of the first crest, so Agis helped me fix that and get the crest centered and looking nice.
The crest is BIG, and it has a classic air of "West Kingdom Hoplite" which is nice, tough my allegiance is to Atlantia...
In the Freiman scale it is a full 5 x 5. The item is made very well, thr prices within what I could afford, the communication was fantastic, the time to deliver was very fast and I am a happy camper.
The crest makes a nice helmet look awesome.
Thanks Agis!!!
Glaukos
the Athenian
Posted: Wed Dec 16, 2009 7:23 pm
by Randwulfson
I have one of his crests too. He does great work. I have worn it to numerous practices and 3 wars so far and it is stull rock solid. Agis does great work.
Posted: Wed Dec 16, 2009 7:54 pm
by Galvyn Lockhart
Out of curiosity, does Agis have a website.
Not for me, mind you. Solid 14th Century Mafia guy here. But just for those who might be interested in a greek style helmet crest and have no idea who Agis Oldstones might be.
Posted: Thu Dec 17, 2009 12:11 am
by Randwulfson
No website that I know of. He is out of Calafia in Caid and does come and check PMs here sometimes.
Re: Review: Agis Oldestones
Posted: Thu Dec 17, 2009 12:54 am
by Milan H
Glaukos the Athenian wrote:The crest is BIG, and it has a classic air of "West Kingdom Hoplite" which is nice, tough my allegiance is to Atlantia...

Glaukos
the Athenian
Aww although im not a Spartan, this makes me warm and fuzzy. I knew you were cool Glaukos!
Awesome looking crest!
Cheers!
Posted: Thu Dec 17, 2009 6:34 am
by Glaukos the Athenian
Galvyn Lockhart wrote:Out of curiosity, does Agis have a website.
Not for me, mind you. Solid 14th Century Mafia guy here. But just for those who might be interested in a greek style helmet crest and have no idea who Agis Oldstones might be.
He does not.
Below are his name and allegiances. As said above, look his name up here in the AA and PM him. He is very good about returning contact in a reasonable time.
Agis OldeStones (AA)
Myrmidon
Squire to Sir Wilhelm Skalla Grimm
Caid
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Thank you Milan, but I am not a Spartan either! I have short hair, talk too much and rather have a good drinking party than a brawl, though I am good for a brawl too if one comes up....
Glaukos
the Athenian
Thanks
Posted: Thu Dec 17, 2009 1:38 pm
by Agis Sagareous
Thanks to one and all those who contributed to the review from Glaukos. I aim to please.
It is correct that I possess no websight. But can be reached here on the AAForum.
If you are in the market for a new crest for the upcoming season, it is never to early to put in your order. Once we have established exactly what you want. I make it, You get pictures of it once complete. If it meets your satisfaction then you pay for it. None of this pay up front risk we have all experianced.
Happy Holidays to all.
Agis OldeStones (AA)
Myrmidon
Squire to Sir Wilhelm Skalla Grimm
Caid
Re: Thanks
Posted: Thu Dec 17, 2009 2:03 pm
by Glaukos the Athenian
Agis Oldestones wrote:Thanks to one and all those who contributed to the review from Glaukos. I aim to please.
It is correct that I possess no websight. But can be reached here on the AAForum.
If you are in the market for a new crest for the upcoming season, it is never to early to put in your order. Once we have established exactly what you want. I make it, You get pictures of it once complete. If it meets your satisfaction then you pay for it. None of this pay up front risk we have all experianced.
Happy Holidays to all.
Agis OldeStones (AA)
Myrmidon
Squire to Sir Wilhelm Skalla Grimm
Caid
I forgot to mention that, which was a big shocker. Agis refused to take any money from me until HE was happy that I was satisfied.
Looking at the crest I can tell why he was so sure, his work is great. But it also speaks to his desire to do things right.
Glaukos
the Athenian
Posted: Thu Dec 17, 2009 2:20 pm
by Sextus Maximus
How about a Roman crest for a Gallic helm???
Posted: Thu Dec 17, 2009 5:58 pm
by Agis Sagareous
Making a crest for a Helm other than Greek sould not pose any problems. PM me a picture of what you invision and we can talk offline.
Agis