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    Highland Horn???

    I can't imagine a more knowlegable place to ask this.....I have been trying to order some parts for a market stick from an outfit called "Highland Horn".
    the first order was lost in some puter glitch...anyone know about this place? They have sgain dubh blades at a good price as well..[making two]..any info is much appreciated...thanks!

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    A reputable Black Isle firm, Curly. Martin Hyslop is locally well-known as a supplier of quality products to an enlarging client base. You have chosen well. I hope you post pics of what you make.
    Last edited by ThistleDown; 12th March 11 at 11:28 AM.

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    Highland Horn

    Thanks for the information. However...two more email queries and a phone call[disconnected phone] leads me to suspect something is afoot here.

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    Please keep us posted on what happens with this! I want one of those blades, but don't want to buy from a defunct company... Thanks for the company name, by the way!!
    "Two things are infinite- the universe, and human stupidity; and I'm not sure about the universe." Albert Einstein.

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    Quote Originally Posted by Curly View Post
    Thanks for the information. However...two more email queries and a phone call[disconnected phone] leads me to suspect something is afoot here.
    Let me see what I can find out.

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    Thanks ThistleDown...perhaps a "man on the ground" locally may help.Could be there was a glitch in the overseas call ...[shrugs] who knows. At any rate...thanks a lot!
    Best, Curly

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    Nighthawk... I have two sgian handles carved from mahogany I had laying about. One is for a piper I know. I 'm currently doing two market stick variations with some carved elements. I'm interested in doing one for my son who does a lot of Ren Fair stuff. The stick has to be able to break down for packing. Should be fun.

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