phil reid Posted April 6, 2013 Report Posted April 6, 2013 Is there someone in Perth Western Australia who know how to properly wrap the biddings on a Type 3 44 Sword Shin Gunto WW2 ? Met a chap here ages ago who said he was trained to do the binding but lost contact (or is there somewhere else local -Australia- i could get this professionally done . cheers Phil Quote
Bazza Posted April 7, 2013 Report Posted April 7, 2013 Please tell us about the blade. Any photos of the nakago and mei, please??? Does it have a star stamp?? Regards, BaZZa. Quote
george trotter Posted April 7, 2013 Report Posted April 7, 2013 Hi Phil, I'm in Perth myself, but I don't know of anyone here who does it. There used to be a chap Wally Dennison years ago who I think did it...I have not seen his work and I have not seen him around for some time but he used to sell at the local Arms Fair...I think there is one at Cannington this Sunday (1/2 day?) so you might catch up with him there. I think also Fred Lohman and others (links on this board) do it in the US. There are plenty of self-help sites on the web that explain how to do it and where to buy materials. Regards, Quote
David Flynn Posted April 7, 2013 Report Posted April 7, 2013 Cameron Appleford, who is a member here, runs Jigoku Studios, in Qld. http://jigokustudios.com.au/about/ Quote
phil reid Posted April 7, 2013 Author Report Posted April 7, 2013 Thank you gentlemen for your replys , ill checkout the online binding and if its beyond me i'll contact the chap in Qld . I was only talking about Wally Dennison today with Greg Holtham who'll be working at the cannington show with geoff smith, and he was saying he's not seen him for a few shows since wallys wife was crook but believes hes still about, but just not into the shows as such . Thank you all again Quote
Bruno Posted April 7, 2013 Report Posted April 7, 2013 Well George, you are pretty good in Type 3 tsuka wrapping, aren't you! Quote
george trotter Posted April 7, 2013 Report Posted April 7, 2013 Shhhh Bruno...I only did 2 of them, for myself. I wouldn't like to do it as a career. regards, Quote
Bruno Posted April 7, 2013 Report Posted April 7, 2013 Ha ha ha, you are too modest George! :D Sorry if I let the cat out of the bag! Quote
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