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The large sword is made
from Damascus steel, with a Damascus steel hilt and iron and Damascus
pommel, with a brass and New Guinea Rosewood handle.
The short sword is a dog bone
composite Damascus blade with a forged spring steel cutting edge.
This piece is a Damascus blade, with a Damascus hilt and haft. The blade has 2 billets forged together back to back.
Previously they each had forty layers of spring and mild steel forged into them for a total of eighty layers of steel. They were forged then twisted before being forged together.
The cutting edge is made of spring steel and was forged to the blade. The handle is beefwood, an Australian native timber.
BABY
DRAGON
Stainless dagger with brass held by a dragon made from steel on a timber base.
Sold to Melbourne.
THREE
DRAGONS
DAMASCUS
DAGGER
Damascus dagger with brass held by a dragon made from steel on a timber base.
Sold to Melbourne.
“KEEPER OF THE SWORD”
Calgary
Dragon.
80 layers of random pattern Damascus with a cutting edge of high carbon steel forged on to the blade.
The dragon is made from iron and steel and the rock was plate steel repousse’.
1˝ week’s work.
Sold to America
HALBERD
BATTLE AXE
Traditionally forged as original for that era with a high carbon cutting edge forged into the blade.
Random pattern Damascus blade with
a high carbon steel cutting edge.
Dragon on tree stump, with a Damascus blade.
SPANISH
FIGURINE
A Damascus Sword and
Sword Stand, with Spanish carved figurines and a Gothic base.
