2 handmade hangers

[glennnn]

My 1st cutlass. Perfect for quick boarding-parties, or those things that go bump in the night.

Lightweight, welded construction on carbon-steel blade (length 24", plus handle).

Very tough leather-wrapped handle and fitted scabbard.

Yar.

Edited September 28, 2010 by glennnn

[glennnn]

My 2nd cutlass. Perfect for quick boarding-parties, or those things that go bump in the night.

Lightweight, welded construction on carbon-steel blade (length 24", plus handle).

Very tough leather & brass wire-wrapped handle and fitted scabbard.

Edited September 28, 2010 by glennnn

[wes1761]

Nice!!!

[Bilgemunky]

I've always been a fan of the basic, functional cutlass. These look to be two fine specimens!

[glennnn]

Arrrr, thankee kindly ! I looked around at what was available, and decided to build my own. The problem with what they're marketing and selling is that "functional" seems to be the last consideration. Particularly in the handling, from the balance to the shape and feel of the grip. Your sword should feel like an extension of your body and your thought, not some uncomfortable wanky thing that wobbles around and hurts your hand and wrist to use.

Edited September 28, 2010 by glennnn

[Elena]

Beautiful. I "borrowed" them too for the case if I need a new cutlass for a character . I hope you don't mind, if I save them and rehost one of them when needed. I asked for this permission in all blades' threads... and I showed mine too, for a fair exchange, if anybody needs them.

Edited September 27, 2010 by Elena

[captscurvy_nc]

Beautiful pieces of steel!

[glennnn]

Beautiful. I "borrowed" them too for the case if I need a new cutlass for a character . I hope you don't mind, if I save them and rehost one of them when needed. I asked for this permission in all blades' threads... and I showed mine too, for a fair exchange, if anybody needs them.

To think of it- me own fair choppers moight be famous someday ! Now I s'pose I'll have to give em a measure of oil and touch of the old stone...

Edited September 28, 2010 by glennnn

[glennnn]

Beautiful pieces of steel!

Thank ye Cap'n Sar ! 'Course, there be no need for such trim craft if'n them there cannon do their jobs proper !