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Rick · 5th December 2005, 06:50 PM

There is some fantastic new bladework being done these days .
I see gorgeous hand forged Mediaeval European style swords ; Andrew owns a stunning contemporary dha ; the new keris I purchase are beautifully executed examples of classic designs and pamors .

How will they fare in the arms markets and eBays of 2150 ?
Will they be recognised for the works of art that they are ; or will they suffer the fate of 19thC. revival arms ?

Comments ?

5th December 2005, 06:50 PM	#1
Rick Vikingsword Staff Join Date: Nov 2004 Posts: 6,262	Sort Of OT : Do You Ever Wonder There is some fantastic new bladework being done these days . I see gorgeous hand forged Mediaeval European style swords ; Andrew owns a stunning contemporary dha ; the new keris I purchase are beautifully executed examples of classic designs and pamors . How will they fare in the arms markets and eBays of 2150 ? Will they be recognised for the works of art that they are ; or will they suffer the fate of 19thC. revival arms ? Comments ?