[Sca-cooks] Damascus Question
david friedman
ddfr at daviddfriedman.com
Fri Feb 20 07:40:53 PST 2004
Magik Badger made a kard for us once, but it's
pretty big for an eating knife. I believe that
was the first one he made; I don't know if he has
done others since.
>This is the fellow who makes the documented, 9th
>century "spork" that I spoke of some time back.
Based on the one in the British Museum? I have pictures.
>Our eating utensils, which included his original
>version, disappeared some time back (has since
>resurfaced!), so we visited him at Pennsic and
>found that he has made his versions larger and
>of stainless, which makes them easier to care
>for...material not period, but the design is!
>
>Kiri
>
>Olwen the Odd wrote:
>
>>>As penance for my earlier red herring, here's a link to information on
>>>pre-1700 kards that may be somewhat more accurate. At least it gives some
>>>good pointers for further research:
>>>
>>>http://forums.swordforum.com/showthread.php?s=ab612058a6a3f30a72849eba45dd5fce&threadid=20417&highlight=kard
>>>
>>>-Lorenz
>>
>>
>>My knife maker, Magik Badger, said he has done
>>the kurd knife before and it is quite a nice
>>knife. I may ask him to let me inspect one next
>>production of it he does. In the meanwhile, he
>>is soon to do another production of a smaller
>>version of a knife design I brought to him and
>>I definately want one of those!
>>Olwen
>>
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