Gus has come a long way. I have one from his first batches, back when Albion and some others were selling his swords. My XIIIa had been on Albion's pages back when Howy and Amy were still in Maryland. I ordered just after their move to Wisconsin. I later bought a prototype that had been on Josh Hemingway's pages back in 2003 off his All Saints pages. I have somewhat of an older archive of images from one of his later pages and some others. Although some have clamored for a complete list, I point to SFI and simply run searches. Anyway, here is a short list from one of the pages and some others.
http://www.swordforum.com/vb4/album.php?albumid=5
My pair with a Del Tin 5157
The XIIIa was from that first run and originally shipped to Albion as a blunt. This was dubbed "the classic" later on and probably his lightest XIIIa, under three pounds. The blackened XIIa was a 1319 model blade with an eight inch grip. Most (or all) of his 1319 builds were later to be nine inch grips.
Under the Howy wrapped leather on the XIIIa is a bubinga wood grip. Gus later went with walnut. The first All Saints venture was a real boon for a couple of years and then issues went south for awhile. Gus has more or less bounced back and is now partnered once again. I hope that works out well as he retires and may he keep grinding as long as possible.
A katana project that stalled but did produce an example or few.
Old knife models
His old tactical swords and more at the slim linked archive
As he announced taking orders through Longship Armoury, I guess we will have to wait to see how his later years go. Among the various collaborations in the past was one brief moment of Gus, Adrian Ko and John Lundemo doing a special run. Gus' past few years have been fairly stellar after his move.
I hope the end is not near, as I think his stuff has only gotten better with each piece.
Cheers
GC