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Epoxy, Broken sword, and Searching
Sir James A:
Also worthy of note, there is some overlap between Albion and A&A but there are many things that only one of the two make.
Sir Nate:
I was look at A&A but there selectionis small and more expensive. Plus albion seems more.......small company.
Sir William:
Naythan, its actually the opposite- A&A is the smaller outfit and price-wise they're pretty comparable. The level of finish might be slightly lesser in an A&A sword- and I say that only due to the reviews of both catalogs that I've read, not from personal experience.
Sir Nate:
--- Quote from: Sir William on 2014-05-01, 19:34:57 ---Naythan, its actually the opposite- A&A is the smaller outfit and price-wise they're pretty comparable. The level of finish might be slightly lesser in an A&A sword- and I say that only due to the reviews of both catalogs that I've read, not from personal experience.
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ah. Well I've actually taken time to look at hanwei, its not out the ball bark but Im unsure about there products
Sir Edward:
A&A is really awesome, because they make a lot of the more "difficult" types of swords that Albion doesn't do currently. Plus, they do polearms, and take custom orders as well. Their product has a more hand-made sort of finish to it than some others, but in a very authentic way. Plus they have access to a lot of historical originals, to replicate the details.
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