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Join Date: Jan 2005
Location: Texas
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Gene and Others,
In this discussion on wootz I mentioned Ric Furrer's wootz. At this link http://www.collectors-show.com/artistgall.html you can see a couple of pictures of his steel. This is a gallery of makers who attended the Collectors Show, the knife show last weekend in Napa, California. Ric's pics are about half way down. You can click the thumbnails to enlarge the pictures. The knife in the picture just above Ric himself was at the show. Nice piece. David |
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Join Date: Dec 2004
Location: B.C. Canada
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Mare Rosu,
You might be interested in this discussion, it is long but well worth the time. There are photo's of Ric's wootz posted. http://forums.swordforum.com/showthr...5&pagenumber=1 Jeff |
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Join Date: Dec 2004
Location: USA, DEEP SOUTH, GEORGIA, Y'all hear?
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Double Edge;
Thanks for the link. Ric wootz sure looks good to me, it has the same pattern as the wootz I have (Pendray & Oriental Arms ) woots blades. Jeff D. Now that is one long posting! thank you ![]() I should answer those folks as I have one of those pictured ingots of wootz from Oriental Arms. Have a bar from them also. Now the BIG question/comment is that I had a very large bar of wootz from the Alwar Armory in India with inscriptions on the ingot, I had Al Pendray make a Bowie our of half of it which is a companion of one of Al's own wootz Bowie he also made for me (check the Mug posting and take a look) I had no problem in having it heated and beated by Al, into a Bowie. From the information I have is that the Indian Government has stopped exportation of such ingots. Mine came from Europe via Oriental Arms. I plan to keep the two remaining wootz ingots as they are and not make a blade from them. Thanks again guys ![]() |
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