[Great Hall of Rockwall] stolen armor

[Kelli Quinn]

Forwarded from a networking site:

> Sometime last night or early this morning my car was 
> stolen in 
> Hartford C.T. In the trunk was all of armor and 
> weapons. I'm hoping 
> that the people who stole the car will try and sell 
> the equipment, 
> please pass this messsage on to other list and keep 
> your eyes open for 
> the following: 
> 
> A stainless steel spanglhelm with brass above the 
> eyes made by white 
> mountain armory. 
> A stainless steel heart shaped basket hilt from 
> ironmonger. 
> A brown take apart 9 foot spear from 
> mandrake/windrose armory 
> A pair of guantlets from alchemy armory 
> A pair of stainless guantlets made by Chet with a 
> little bit of brass 
> around the cuff 
> A pair of three piece articulated aluminium elbows 
> from Bokalo's 
> armory attached to a pair of black hardened leather 
> vambraces. 
> A purple coat of plates with brass rivets forming 
> little stars, 
> attached to this are a pair of black hardened 
> leather pauldrons. 
> A kite sheild standerd northern army/Lothar design 
> 
> If anyone sees any of the above pieces please notify 
> me so I can 
> notify the police. 

PLEASE cross post to any list that you feel might be 
helpfull in finding the people responsable and having 
them arrested, in getting the armor back. 

> 
> Thank you, 
> 
> Andris Lowenstein 
> aka Ernest Preciado 
> (860)656-7746

Unfortunately, the fighter has not posted any photos of the missing armor. General rule: when buying armor (or for that matter anything) from sources like ebay, be sure to ask lots of questions about the history of the armor--who made it, how old it is, how many years it has been in use, how many separate fighters have worn it, etc. And ask for contact information for the maker so you can check it out. If the answers don't pass the smell test, don't bid.

Edda





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