Jack Loomes
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Post by Jack Loomes on Feb 12, 2015 13:01:29 GMT
![](http://i1337.photobucket.com/albums/o673/AlaeSwords/AlaeSwords066/patrick-barta-viking-sword-%202.jpg) ![](http://i1337.photobucket.com/albums/o673/AlaeSwords/AlaeSwords066/patrick-barta-viking-sword-%201.jpg) Editor's Note: Patrick Bárta is one of the world's greatest sword makers. Sword-Site interviewed Patrick recently and you can find the interview here: sword-site.com/thread/972/interview-patrick-rta-templ-netCatalogue number: 144 Name: Sword of "D" type pattern-welded blade, iron hilt inlayed by silver and brass. Epoch: 9th century Discover (museum): Blatnica, Slovakia (Hungarian National Museum, Budapest) Length: 1003 mm Weight: 2200 g Price: 4000 EUR Source: templ.net/english/weapons-antiquity_and_early_middle_age.php#144-sword_of_d_type The study of the original sword in National museum Budapest in the autumn 2009 Two pieces of pattern-welded rods twisted to the right and to the left Pattern-welded middle of the blade before welding of the edges The forging is finished Rough worked sword Rough worked hilt – detail Making of brass inlaying of the handle – inlays and cutting slots for it The hilt after brass inlaying and before engraving of it and silver inlaying Peening of sword tang under pommel before completing of whole swordAuthor thanks to Mr. Mgr. Michal Pirek, Ph.D. for his help for making of this replica for future exhibition of National museum of Slovakia in Bratislava. Source: templ.net/english/making-blatnica_sword.php
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