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Miscellaneous => The Market Square => Topic started by: Sir Edward on 2012-04-15, 03:08:54
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Since I ended up upgrading to the full finger-gaunt version of these shortly after getting them, these have just sat here unused. They're in like-new condition. They have fairly heavy gloves in them, so the fingers aren't completely unprotected. Make me an offer?
(http://ed.toton.org/photos/2012/weapons/b3171.jpg) (http://ed.toton.org/photos/2012/weapons/b3171b.jpg)
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Instead of selling them why not ask Allan how much to convert them to full gauntlets?
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Instead of selling them why not ask Allan how much to convert them to full gauntlets?
The thing is, I already have the full gaunts. :)
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Instead of selling them why not ask Allan how much to convert them to full gauntlets?
The thing is, I already have the full gaunts. :)
It's always an option for the next owner too. ;) If I hadn't already ordered a set that's still in the queue, I'd jump at these.
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Well they are very sweet half-gaunts! :)
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I'm actually a little envious of how clean and new and shiny they are. My full gaunts are all covered in rust, even after cleaning and oiling them. I think they re-rusted right into the oil! I must not have gotten all the moisture out, or something.
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Those had a nice feel and fit to them, Sir Edward.
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Those had a nice feel and fit to them, Sir Edward.
If you don't have any plate gauntlets to go along with the plate arms and legs..... ;)
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I know, I know...I've been haranguing myself over it...blast it all! Let me beat myself up over it just a little more...
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It probably wouldn't be too hard to convert these to fingered gauntlets.
Anyway, let me know if any of you guys are interested, otherwise I may be able to find another buyer on the weekend, a little birdie told me. :)
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Would these be period for 14thC, or are they square in the 15th?
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They really look 15th to me, with the long pointed cuff. A demi-gaunt in the 14th would probably be more of the hourglass shape and not as articulated.
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to be honest they are more 16thc articulation etc. 15th are sharper cuffs and less articulations.
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Hm. I'm not yet interested in the 15th- 16th yet...if only because I'm not yet finished with the 13th. My budget is 13th - oriented. lol
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Sir William, put your mind at ease; these were sold, so you needn't torment yourself with the 15th/16th century gear any longer ... at least not right now. I'll try to bring you to the dark side later. :D