Former Bayonet

RobT · 17th March 2018, 02:24 AM

Hi All,

Three last things need to be said. First is a reiteration of my thanks to all who responded. Second is my agreement with Tim Simmons response. I have always felt that native artisans using traditional methods, materials, and artistic motifs can turn the most straight-laced western military blades into rock stars. Lastly, I profoundly thank Chris Evans for his recommendation that I contact Abel Domenech and for his providing me the means to do so. I have emailed Mr Domenich, supplied the photos, and mentioned the Vikingsword discussion.

Sincerely,
RobT

17th March 2018, 02:24 AM	#28
RobT Member Join Date: Mar 2005 Posts: 536	Thanks to Chris and Tim Hi All, Three last things need to be said. First is a reiteration of my thanks to all who responded. Second is my agreement with Tim Simmons response. I have always felt that native artisans using traditional methods, materials, and artistic motifs can turn the most straight-laced western military blades into rock stars. Lastly, I profoundly thank Chris Evans for his recommendation that I contact Abel Domenech and for his providing me the means to do so. I have emailed Mr Domenich, supplied the photos, and mentioned the Vikingsword discussion. Sincerely, RobT