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Author Topic: sword parts! tim seasholtz Member Member # 118 posted 08-26-2001 03:02 PM                   Is there anyone out there making crossguards and pommels for swords? I have tried everywhere it seems, but to no avail! Help... Registered: Jan 2001  |  IP: Logged Jeff Johnson Member Member # 22 posted 08-26-2001 10:24 PM                   Whassamatta, Tanc? Playing with your pommel too much and wear it out? Depends on the sword & how much you're willing to kick out. Kerry Stagmer has some fitings cast that I've been trying to get ahold of for a while. Fletcher customizes Gus Trim's blades and might sell the fittings. It'd be easier to make suggestions if you say what bits you need. Would it be cheaper and a whole lot simpler to just buy a new sword? Jeff J -------------------- Geoffrey Bourrette Man At Arms Registered: May 2000  |  IP: Logged Kent Member Member # 161 posted 09-02-2001 08:29 AM                Tim -- I recall that Museum Replicas had baskets of pommels, and possibly quillons, in their showroom in Conyers, GA. I don't know if they still do -- my visit was on a trip 4 years ago -- but you might have some luck if you phoned them. As I recall, they wanted something like $20 or $30 for a disc pommel at the time. Best of luck -- Kent Registered: Apr 2001  |  IP: Logged

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