Question on where to Purchase a Quality battle ready rapier

[Anonymous]

If anyone could please help me out..Very interested in adding FINALLY a Battle ready rapier to my house but I have no idea where to pick one up. I thought Albion might have made them but I cant find one on there site.

Any help would be a help

Thank you in advance!

[Bill Tsafa]

I recommend you take a look at Darkwood and James the Just. The furniture and blades can be mixed and matched. You may want to consider getting both a practice blade and a sharp to fit on to a hit.

http://www.darkwoodarmory.com/catalog.shtml

http://www.jamesthejust.com/

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[Jaron Bernstein]

Albion is my vendor of first choice, but they don't make rapiers yet. I have a Doge type XIX cut and thrust sword on order, but it isn't a true Capo Ferro rapier.

Arms and Armor has some beautiful looking hilts for their rapiers, but haven't used any in person to say more than that in terms of handling.