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scabbard from carnuntum - munazio planco - 06-23-2012
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avete omnes
reproduction of a scabbard from carnuntum,silver inlay and enamel.
valete
Re: scabbard from carnuntum - PhilusEstilius - 06-23-2012
PierPaolo.
That is a very good looking dagger indeed I like it however what have you used for your inlays.
Re: scabbard from carnuntum - Gaius Julius Caesar - 06-23-2012
Yes, very nice indeed!
Re: scabbard from carnuntum - Rado - 06-23-2012
High level as always!
Re: scabbard from carnuntum - munazio planco - 06-24-2012
hello
Brian the inlay work I did whit silver
Re: scabbard from carnuntum - PhilusEstilius - 06-24-2012
PierPaolo.
Im sorry I did not explain correctly what I was interested in was the coloured inlays.
Re: scabbard from carnuntum - Robert - 06-24-2012
Good grief! Excellent work! Great detail and beautiful inlay work. Is that enemal?
Re: scabbard from carnuntum - munazio planco - 06-26-2012
Robert i use a particular enamel that is specific for the material like metals,it is a "cold enalmel"(sorry for my horrible english) and became strong after two day...after is impossible to destroy on the plate.
Re: scabbard from carnuntum - munazio planco - 06-26-2012
ps....enamel is only the red color..the silver is silver 925
Re: scabbard from carnuntum - Tarbicus - 06-26-2012
Quote:Robert i use a particular enamel that is specific for the material like metals,it is a "cold enalmel"(sorry for my horrible english) and became strong after two day...after is impossible to destroy on the plate.Check out Efcolor (low melt enamel powder).
Re: scabbard from carnuntum - Crispvs - 07-05-2012
Very nice work indeed!
Far too many of the uncommon plain sheaths are seen in re-enactment (cost being the perfectly justifiable reason of course) so it is very nice to see a good reconstruction of a particularly nice one to remind people that not all (or even the majority of) dagger sheaths were plain.
Have you thought about decorating the front grip plate with silver as well?
Sorry not to have seen this until now. Again, well done on a very nice piece of work!
Crispvs
Re: scabbard from carnuntum - munazio planco - 07-06-2012
hello Crispvs
I am doing this replica of the pugio of haltern (I have to finish) and here I did the decorated grip whit silver
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Re: scabbard from carnuntum - Aryan Steels - 07-06-2012
Very nice indeed.
Suhel
Re: scabbard from carnuntum - Quintius Clavus - 07-06-2012
PierPaolo,
Indeed, you do beautiful work. I wish I could afford one of your reproductions.
Re: scabbard from carnuntum - Vindex - 07-06-2012
It is a strange World indeed when I have Pugio Envy!!!! :roll: (except for on RAT where everyone will understand)
Most impressive, PierPaolo; what a talent.