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It is a weapon system that was used in Renaissance Italy in 14th - 16th century. It was quite popular by italian city states in that era and i would like to have my own for our reenactment.

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It became quite popular through some video games so it is avaivable but it doesnt fit.

I have my own Uniform + my own arm gears and that weapon must fit to it and should have the logo of Lucca on it.

If you make that here its really expensive. When i visited Istanbul i saw alot of relative small craft stores there that had really good quality stuff. So maybe someone here can help me out?
 
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I don't know much about Istanbul; but this can be made in Pakistan as well at a relatively cheap price.
 
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It must be made in China. You should look for in Chinese section. You are in wrong place.
 
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I don't know much about Istanbul; but this can be made in Pakistan as well at a relatively cheap price.


I have no connection to Pakistan and no way to get something from there. :/

It must be made in China. You should look for in Chinese section. You are in wrong place.


Istanbul is not in China and i saw they made similar things like this in Istanbul.
 
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Do you think in Istanbul there is no Chineese produsts?:) Chineese products like a virus:)
 
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Do you think in Istanbul there is no Chineese produsts?:) Chineese products like a virus:)


I dont know what a custum made unique product has to do with chinese mass production but ok
 
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It is a weapon system that was used in Renaissance Italy in 14th - 16th century. It was quite popular by italian city states in that era and i would like to have my own for our reenactment.

e61.jpg


It became quite popular through some video games so it is avaivable but it doesnt fit.

I have my own Uniform + my own arm gears and that weapon must fit to it and should have the logo of Lucca on it.

If you make that here its really expensive. When i visited Istanbul i saw alot of relative small craft stores there that had really good quality stuff. So maybe someone here can help me out?

There must be some in Germany. There is a famous scene in Marathon Man where Zel uses a variation of it.


I would assume it was a used weapon by the Nazis.
 
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I dont know what a custum made unique product has to do with chinese mass production but ok
There are Blacksmiths who specialize in Medieval Weapons in Europe, but they are very expensive. We have some in Pakistan but as you said, it's out of your reach. I'm sure there are some in Turkey as well.

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http://www.ebay.com/bhp/assassins-creed-hidden-blade
https://ru.aliexpress.com/w/wholesale-hidden-blade.html

Your english better than me. You could just google it.
I have searched in Turkish but unfortunatelly there is no results from Turkey.

i said i want a individula one that fits to my arm gear and bears the logo of my city Lucca. I dont want video game merchandising

Wait a min that's a hidden blade :O didn't knew this was a real thing

It was quite popular in the tuscany region , venice and vatican state between 14 and 16 century. Officers and guards had it implemented in their arm gear. It was not a honorable weapon but worked as "game changer" when you were in serious trouble.
 
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i said i want a individula one that fits to my arm gear and bears the logo of my city Lucca. I dont want video game merchandising



It was quite popular in the tuscany region , venice and vatican state between 14 and 16 century. Officers and guards had it implemented in their arm gear. It was not a honorable weapon but worked as "game changer" when you were in serious trouble.
I love these in Assassins creed always wanted to have one irl.
 
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Alert me if you find anything :D I honestly think blacksmithy and such craftmanship is like %90 death. Nowadays some people try to revive it, they make sabres, yataghans etc.
 
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