Sword display

[bobinwmass]

......and I'll bet your Glock is in a quick-open safe on your bedside table.

S&W MP Compact .357 Sig.

 

[gjpratt]

I have 3 swords displayed in my small office/relic room. I prefer to have the blade unsheathed......which works great since 2 of these swords do not have sheaths. I used an acrylic sword display stand......see link below. You can find these stands for 1 or two swords as well.
Amazon.com: Acrylic Sword and Sheath Displays, Double or Single Sword & Sheath Stand (Double Stand) : Home & Kitchen

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Very nice Confederate set, @Dan in NC

 

[Dan in NC]

Very nice Confederate set, @Dan in NC

Thank you sir.

 

[Papabyrd]

This is a few of mine

 

[bayonet]

S&W MP Compact .357 Sig.

Man up to old school .45

 

[bobinwmass]

Man up to old school .45

Why not man up to a .50 Browning? Maybe man up to a bazooka? I'll keep carrying my wimpy little gun. It packs more punch than what many cops carry and is easy to conceal. I think it's enough to knock down any unwanted visitor.

 

[bayonet]

Why not man up to a .50 Browning? Maybe man up to a bazooka? I'll keep carrying my wimpy little gun. It packs more punch than what many cops carry and is easy to conceal. I think it's enough to knock down any unwanted visitor.

Only if you get a head or spinal cord strike!

 

[bobinwmass]

Only if you get a head or spinal cord strike!

Says someone with apparently little knowledge of the round. But not gonna discuss any further here as not the purpose of this post.

 

[bayonet]

Says someone with apparently little knowledge of the round. But not gonna discuss any further here as not the purpose of this post.
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"Little Knowledge" Your funny. Had to carry it for 17 1/2 years and not by choice. I'll let you figure out what Agency that was there youngster. Little recoil, not impressed, only the lame couldn't score expert with it. Retired and went straight back to .45 the old school big boy round!

 

[Cornpone and Molasses]

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Beautiful display and an amazing collection. I love the use of the milk can as a sword holder!

 

[Cavalier]

@Cornpone and Molasses Those kerosene lamps really add to the atmosphere of the room. Very cool !

John

 

[Cornpone and Molasses]

@Cornpone and Molasses Those kerosene lamps really add to the atmosphere of the room. Very cool !

John

Thanks John. They certainly have a calming effect for me!

 

[Bonedaddy]

All outstanding collections with many great items in them. Things I can only dream of owning but like very much looking at them.
Cornpone and Molasses: Still love that picture of Cleburne at Franklin!

 

[Patrick H]

Robe/towel hooks are an inexpensive and rather unobtrusive way of hanging sword and scabbard right next to each other.
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Robe/towel hooks are an inexpensive and rather unobtrusive way of hanging sword and scabbard right next to each other.
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This is a great idea. It strikes me as one of those things that is a very obvious answer...but ONLY after someone else points it out to me!

 

[Cornpone and Molasses]

All outstanding collections with many great items in them. Things I can only dream of owning but like very much looking at them.
Cornpone and Molasses: Still love that picture of Cleburne at Franklin!

Me too. It's the first thing that I see when I enter my study.

 

[Spathologist]

 

[Bonedaddy]

Very nice display of your collection!!

 

[13 IL Cav & 64 GA Inf]

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Wow! Impressive indeed.

 

[Spathologist]

Wow! Impressive indeed.

Thank you. It covers US Cavalry sabers from the M1798 to the M1913.

 

[Papabyrd]

Beautiful display and an amazing collection. I love the use of the milk can as a sword holder!

I found that milk can in a old well about a mile below my house when I was about 15 years old. My mom was a self-tough artist and if a object sat for very long it got painted. She used it for a Umbria stand till she died and i got it back. Putting the swords in there kind of came out of it was the only place i had to put them. But I like it this way.