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Traditional Scabbards
David Leatherman Leatherworking stall, Triangular marketplace, Genua. David can help you create the scabbard of your dreams, or near enough anyway. Whether you wield a long sword, short sword, greatsword, fencing blade or dagger; David will be able to produce the perfect scabbarb for your blade. Five different leathers, three different finishings in a large variety of metal and gemstone and a broad selection of motifs help to ensure that your scabbard should be truly unique. order custom scabbard syntax design design <type> scabbard in <leather type> leather with <finishings style> finishings of <material> and a motif of <motif> review design finish design collect scabbard cancel pending design cancel design Wan Bending Reed The Garden of Steel Flowers, Samurai Dojo, Wung-Chi Lane, Bes Pelargic Personalised katana and other weapons ordered from Wan come with a saya, a special scabbard coloured according to the katana grip. Sartorn and Son Scabbard Store Southwest Endless Street, Ankh-Morpork. Few east of Limping Gate. Al is the eldest son of Ahmed Sartorn who founded the Endless Street scabbard store after the great fire of '02 which destroyed the old store on Heroes Street. Al took over management of the store recently when his father decided to take a well earned retirement, and he lost no time in expanding the business. The shop carries a range of scabbards in stock for the average buyer who just wants a place to keep his or her weapon, but for the connoisseur or anyone seeking something a little more stylish and personal, Al can make a scabbard tailored to your personal preferences. You will need to ask for a list for every option as he doesn't volunteer it without being asked. Custom scabbards are available for: two-handed sword, long sword, short sword, cutlass, scimitar, rapier, poniard, knife, stiletto, dagger and belt loop. The loops holding maces, flails, or a keyring. He has no options for agatean weapons, bastard swords, sabres and other heavy sword types. Nor does he do staff harnesses or anything else for polearms. With the smaller scabbards (poniard, stiletto, dagger and knife) you can choose from these options: ankle scabbard, thigh scabbard, wrist scabbard and belt scabbard. Two-handed sword scabbard is only made for wearing on your back and the other types are belt-slung only. Scabbards are made from leather and can be covered with dragonhide, shagreen, sued, velvet, silk, fur and wood or left plain. The scabbards are still made of leather for appraise and repair options no matter what they are covered with, but the covering is what you see when you look at it, can be used with parser and has a very definite affect on durability. Silk scabbards will get damaged quite quickly in combat, so keep an eye on them. There are several different tannings for the plain leather scabbards, a range of colours for cloth or dragonhide scabbards and several different furs and woods. Plain leather: blackened darkened studded smooth plain old polished battered stained oiled waxed Fur: lime green fake leopard rabbit white bear wolf fox hot pink fake badger sable black grey rat Colours: kingfisher blue sunny yellow dark green iron grey crimson green blue midnight black silvery grey light grey blood red bronze brown grey charcoal grey dark silver dark brown sea green purple black red golden yellow light brown jade green dark grey brassy white dark lavender dark purple steel grey dark rose copper cream rose-coloured snowy white dark blue dark red violet ivory Wood: cherrywood applewood mahogany boxwood pine ash rowan-wood beechwood rosewood birch elm oak The woods also come with a choice of finish: lacquered battered golden silver white grey old polished smooth glossy black oiled dark red For the metal at the throat and tip of blade scabbards and the rings of a belt loop you can chose from: blackened steel, steel, iron, copper, brass, gold, pewter, silver and platinum. Once you have selected a type of metal you may procede to decorations: gold and violet lilies vines and leaves swirly bits cobwebs dragon skull and crossbones stars and moons wolf's head griffin raven Ankh-Morpork arms leaping dolphin wildflowers cabbage no cloak and dagger abstract design octograms womble roses and thorns water lilies ice eagle flames Single decorations are incorpated on an enamelled badge bearing the symbol chosen. Plural items such as octograms or flames will be embossed into the surface, covering it entirely. The metal chosen and the size of the scabbard itself will both have a significant impact on price. Prices range from 20 to over over 200 dollars. Coverings and decorations do not affect the final price. Scabbards take 12 disc hours to make (4 hours realtime). If you come in and try to collect with insufficient funds he will tell you how much is required. This is a sturdy, well-made scabbard, covered in dark blue dragonhide and designed to fit a rapier perfectly. The throat and tip, forged from gold, gleam with a satin sheen. Dancing, leaping flames adorn the surface, seeming almost to move on their own. The dark blue dragonhide rapier scabbard weighs 6/9 lb. This is a sturdy, well-made scabbard, covered in midnight black silk and designed to fit a dagger perfectly. The throat and tip, forged from silver, gleam with a satin sheen. An enamelled badge bearing the device of a stiffly stylized griffin rampant, one taloned foot upheld in salute, has been fastened to it. The midnight black silk wrist scabbard weighs 2/9 lb. 'buy 'order 'list '<choice> 'collect |