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<blockquote data-quote="Saber" data-source="post: 867705" data-attributes="member: 7137">One final one for tonight.While the &quot;Axe of Vines&quot; holds its place as the pride of my collection, this next weapon takes a close second.This mace was also hand crafted (i have a thing for hand done weapons, knowing that true labor went into their crafting, and also knowing they tend to be highly unique)Over 750 man hours were spent on this bad boy, and its quality is amazing.&nbsp; The head is High Carbon Steel, and the body is a one piece steel rod, hand wrapped in silver and black wire-string.Though its price doesnt top that of the Axe, it comes close, but again, I feel it to be another item to be passed along my family tree.I don't want to steal away this thread from the one with the real talent, so I will end with this picture.&nbsp; But let me know if you guys want to see more of my collection, and I'll throw up some pics when I get the time.&nbsp; Hope you all enjoy, and keep up the good work Tetsubo.</blockquote>

[QUOTE="Saber, post: 867705, member: 7137"] One final one for tonight. While the "Axe of Vines" holds its place as the pride of my collection, this next weapon takes a close second. This mace was also hand crafted (i have a thing for hand done weapons, knowing that true labor went into their crafting, and also knowing they tend to be highly unique) Over 750 man hours were spent on this bad boy, and its quality is amazing. The head is High Carbon Steel, and the body is a one piece steel rod, hand wrapped in silver and black wire-string. Though its price doesnt top that of the Axe, it comes close, but again, I feel it to be another item to be passed along my family tree. I don't want to steal away this thread from the one with the real talent, so I will end with this picture. But let me know if you guys want to see more of my collection, and I'll throw up some pics when I get the time. Hope you all enjoy, and keep up the good work Tetsubo. [/QUOTE]

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