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 Originally Posted by Redshank
Yes,I agree.
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Try the basket hilt from Paul Chen/Hanwei, it's a historic one and it isn't to expensive, but no cheap one. Sometimes you can buy it in ebay, so not every basket hilt found in ebay is cheap ware 
Greets, MacDhunadh
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BP~
Thanks for that link! I've been looking for the Nordland axe that I had lost seven years ago!
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The one you saw on EBAY is a great price if all you are looking for is decoration.
However, if you are looking to get into re-enactment any of the sites folk on here have pointed you to would be much better for something battle ready.
If you tried to use the EBAY sword you'd be putting yourself and others in grave, grave danger 
It is very pretty, though.
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I couldn't put it better than Arlen.
There are decent swords on eBay made by Chen, but this sword is for hanging on a wall. Preferably far from people's discerning view.
 Originally Posted by Arlen
The one you saw on EBAY is a great price if all you are looking for is decoration.
However, if you are looking to get into re-enactment any of the sites folk on here have pointed you to would be much better for something battle ready.
If you tried to use the EBAY sword you'd be putting yourself and others in grave, grave danger 
It is very pretty, though.
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Someday, i will have one of them basket hilt... but I'll also get my own discerner sword...
Very interresting, from the lindsay point of view...
http://www.albion-swords.com/Discerner/Discerner.html
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11th June 08, 04:04 PM
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I like the discerner sword, it's beautiful
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13th June 08, 02:45 PM
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Also if you are not worried about breaking the bank, I recommend http://www.angelsword.com
I have a blued bright knight that will cut through almost anything you put in front of it. Hand forged by a master blacksmith in Driftwood, Texas.
My Sword:
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13th June 08, 05:31 PM
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 Originally Posted by LordKiltClad
Also if you are not worried about breaking the bank, I recommend http://www.angelsword.com
I have a blued bright knight that will cut through almost anything you put in front of it. Hand forged by a master blacksmith in Driftwood, Texas.
My Sword:

Stunning blade!!
[B]Paul Murray[/B]
Kilted in Detroit! Now that's tough.... LOL
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