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Sir Edward:

Yeah, some of these might work. Others are way too fantasy for my tastes (for faire).

Out of Chuck's suggestions, these wouldn't be bad: (and I wonder if I kept more of the blade, if that would keep a leather scabbard rigid and also give me more surface area to epoxy):

http://www.kultofathena.com/product~item~PAKLI3112~name~Brass+Hilt+Crusader+Sword.htm

http://www.kultofathena.com/product~item~SW669~name~Lord%27s+Broad+Sword.htm

http://www.kultofathena.com/product~item~SW668~name~Duke%27s+Broad+Sword.htm

... though that last one is a little later period I think.


And Sir Brian suggested this one last year:

http://www.twiggystreasures.com/koh-1-2.html

Sir Brian:
Oh yeah! I had forgotten about that one!
...hmm that looks pretty good and a decent price as well!

Sir Edward:

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I decided to try the one above. For $20, it's hard to go wrong. If I ruin it, I'm not out a lot of money. :) I may leave more of the blade on it than I originally planned, and use it to keep the scabbard rigid. I'm not sure I want to take much time and effort to make a hard scabbard for it.

Ugh, I can't believe I ordered a $20 SLO. :)

Sir Wolf:
put a piece of wood down in the scabbard. that should keep it rigid

Sir Edward:

True, I could do that. :)

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