For sale Arma Bohemia single hand blunt REDUCED!

[MichaelAnderson]

I have for sale a beautiful single hand sword made by arma bohemia. It has a fish tail pommel and a polished black horn grip. It's 101cm long and beautifully balanced. It almost handles like a sharp weighing just under 1260g with wonderful balance.

You can find it under ep48 on this page :

http://www.armabohemia.cz/Novestr/swordsA.htm

It also has a brown wood core scabbard and swordbelt

It's in pristine condition

The tip is a little pointy for uk field use and would need grinding down a little ( which I can do on request). However this is a very special sword and I wouldn't dream of using it in a massed reenactment battle as it's far far too pretty! Wma sparring and fencing displays ( and poncing around like a gentleman). It would also be great for public handling at living history displays as it looks more like a sharp than a reenactment girder whilst still being blunt and presenting no risk of little johnny cutting himself!
REDUCED TO £400 including wood core scabbard, rig. I'm open to sensible offers

Pics on request. Drop me a pm to discuss

[MichaelAnderson]

Price reduced to £400

[AlexK]

PM sent

[Paul]

Hi

Is this sold?

Paul

[Mark T]

Hi gents,

I've sent Michael a few PMs over the last few months, but have heard nothing back as yet. I'm hoping if/when he gets to them, he'll complete our negotiations before moving on to others.

[wembly6]

I have been trying to get hold of him as well, regarding a poleaxe. Sent emails and pm's but no response.....

[MCA]

Hi Chaps

I've been having a few account issues recently ( in fact trying to log in it say there was no record of me as a user which is quite bizarre as I'm answering a post I previously submitted!)

Anyway. I've re registered as MCA so if you need to contact me that's the user to PM. I cant access any of your previous messages unfortunately.

Unfortunately the sword sold at Bosworth two weeks ago but I can't alter this post to say so. Maybe the admins could remove it to prevent further confusion.

Best wishes

Michael Anderson