Illustrated Swords: Europe

We're still a long way from a personal goal of a number of sales from my latest book. Times are tough these days, so I'll patiently wait for anyone to try out reading my book in the next couple of months. I'll be sure to remind you all of this book whenever I can while I get to work with sword charts from different cultures maybe in Africa next just by proximity of the running theme for the past weeks. Though If you're rather interested in seeing a book featuring other swords across the world, just keep supporting the stuff I post for now and you'll get the next book within the year. Amazon Link: https://www.amazon.com/dp/B0GP72PVX3

I have decided to discount the pricing for the ebook version of my latest book. You can now get it at a lower price of $7.99 instead of $9.99. The paperback books will remain as is, as I get plenty of sales over the past week or two. I can hope you can try out with the Ebook version of my book if you're still apprehensive with getting the paperback version. The more ebooks/paperbacks you buy, the more that I am able to post weekly with perhaps new swords outside of west/central Asia (maybe starting with East Asia or Africa). Book Link: https://www.amazon.com/dp/B0GP72PVX3

Don't forget to check out my latest book: "Illustrated Swords: Europe". Every sale from the ebook or paperback copy would greatly help with continuing future endeavors on making sword books and charts from more cultures around the world. To those who have bought the book so far, thank you so much for your patronage! I can only hope you'll enjoy the content featured in the book, and that goes for anyone interested in it. Amazon Link: https://www.amazon.com/dp/B0GP72PVX3

That's right, I have a dedicated page in this book about the Executioner Sword with its brief history of being used for lopping the heads of the wealthy condemned. Unlike the artistic style in the poster, it'll just be shown just like how other swords appear on the cover. Still, if you want to see other European swords in mind, you'll find them in the book. And who knows which sword I will be featuring in the next posters to come. Amazon Link: https://www.amazon.com/dp/B0GP72PVX3

This is the usual reminder if that if you're interested in learning more about European swords used in history, here's my book to supplement your curiosity. I'll sweeten the deal. By Wednesday this week, I will release a free downloadable poster here on the sub as both a promo and a thank-you gift for anyone who has bought my latest book to date. It'll be an a4-sized poster, so look forward for the next post soon! Amazon Link: https://www.amazon.com/dp/B0GP72PVX3

I originally planned to add the Officer Mameluke Swords in this European swords book, but since plenty of Kilij-inspired sabers have made it already, it would feel redundant. Not to mention that they looks almost identical to the average Shamshir/Kilij. And so, I will add them in the Middle Eastern/South Asian swords for a book in the near future. But until then, you have this book right here to learn of the different swords used by the Europeans when facing against the Ottomans, Mamluks, and as far as Indians from the last few centuries. Amazon Book Link: https://www.amazon.com/dp/B0GP72PVX3

For anyone yet to see my previous post about my book, here it is on Amazon (https://www.amazon.com/dp/B0GP72PVX3 ). If the $9.99 price tag for the ebook is too steep for the budget, I am willing to lower it for the sake of you guys being able to spend a negligible amount of money to get this book and perhaps gift it to other people. Name a price, since my last book only costed $5.99. I would be grateful for anyone getting at least one copy, cuz it would do me a favor despite posting quality sword art here for free.

A change of pace, if I do say so myself.In case you haven't heard yet, my book "Illustrated Swords: Europe" is now published. I would appreciate it if you take a look at it either on its Ebook or Paperback editions on Amazon: https://www.amazon.com/dp/B0GP72PVX3 . But let's make this endeavor a bit more interesting. If I get like 20 sales of this book in the next couple of weeks, I'll probably make a new book about shields from across the globe (that is if it's far more interesting than sword books). Once again, I would appreciate the patronage for this book. Many thanks.

The book is available now, so here are the links:Kindle: https://www.amazon.com/dp/B0GP72PVX3 Paperback : https://www.amazon.com/dp/621065021X

As promised, here are the links for the kindle and paperback versions of the book. Kindle: https://www.amazon.com/dp/B0GP72PVX3 Paperback : https://www.amazon.com/dp/621065021X

In case everyone is still waiting in this post, here's the links to the book. Amazon has now published both kindle and paperback editions of "Illustrated Swords: Europe" made by yours truly. Kindle ($9.99): https://www.amazon.com/dp/B0GP72PVX3 Paperback ($29.99) : https://www.amazon.com/dp/621065021X

The wait is over everyone. Amazon has now published both kindle and paperback editions of "Illustrated Swords: Europe" made by yours truly. Kindle ($9.99): https://www.amazon.com/dp/B0GP72PVX3 Paperback ($29.99) : https://www.amazon.com/dp/621065021X *I would have wanted to post the cover of the book as well, but since this was flagged for potential spam, I then decided to use the weekly colored sword charts to get word out of the book by proxy.