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Sword Odin
Sword of Odin, the main god of Norse mythology
€57.96
€72.45
Italian Longsword MAA, with sheath
Italian Longsword MAA, with sheath
€432.08
€540.11
Viking sword for practices
Sword training with blade made of high quality carbon steel, forged one-piece and welded to the button. The sword protection is made of hand forged carbon steel. It is an ideal sword for beginners.
€93.79
€117.24
Functional Normandy Sword
With their distinctive cruciform protector and Brazil nut pommel, they are similar in weight and static balance and offer virtually identical handling characteristics. Both are harmonically balanced, optimizing the handling characteristics for the re-enactor in the case of this hard-hitting version.
The blade is forged in 5160 high carbon steel and marquenched to HRC 50-52, providing anti-burr safety. The grip is wooden and covered with leather on a drawstring coating.
The blade is forged in 5160 high carbon steel and marquenched to HRC 50-52, providing anti-burr safety. The grip is wooden and covered with leather on a drawstring coating.
€358.31
€447.89
Long sword for practicing medieval fencing
Burghausen longsword medieval fencing ideal for training and practicing. Blade forged in carbon steel with a hardness of 50-52 HRC and a weight of approximately 1.2 kg. Leather strap.
€389.93
€487.41
Norman sword for practices
Normandy sword for hand forged practices with oil-hardened carbon steel blade and blunt tip. Handle covered with brown leather. It was used in the battle of Hastings in the year 1066 of the Normans against the English. Includes leather covered wooden sheath
€177.12
€221.40
Medieval sword
The carbon steel blade is forged in one piece for the button and screwed double for safety.
€57.07
€71.34
German One-Hand Medieval Sword with sheath
German One-Way Medieval Sword
This one-way medieval sword is inspired by Hans Talhoffer, a famous German swordsman and 15th-century fencing master.
The blade of this one-hand sword is made of steel and not sharp. The tip is rounded. The platter and the pommel are also made of steel. The leather hem is adorned with the cross of the Knights Templar (pattée cross).
This one-way medieval sword is inspired by Hans Talhoffer, a famous German swordsman and 15th-century fencing master.
The blade of this one-hand sword is made of steel and not sharp. The tip is rounded. The platter and the pommel are also made of steel. The leather hem is adorned with the cross of the Knights Templar (pattée cross).
€216.48
€270.60
Medieval sword of a hand
Medieval one-hand sword with blade forged in carbon steel. The handle is covered in leather, thus offering better grip.
€83.64
€104.55
Functional Medieval Sword
The first medieval swords (Oakeshott Type X11) are designed so that the sharp and blunt versions work identically. The sharp blade is filled with about two-thirds of its length, with a flattened diamond section to the tip. The blunt blade features a wide, flatter, more complete to move the dough to the edges for safety while maintaining a vivid feel. The cruciform handle is attractive and functional. A covered leather cover is included.
€389.93
€487.41
Functional medieval sword a hand
Functional medieval sword a very practical and handy hand. With a carbon steel blade AISI 1090 and a hardness of 50 HRC. The button is riveted with the spike. Includes wooden pod.
€277.02
€346.27
Viking Functional Sword with sheath
Battle Ready
Viking Sword Laminated with Leather Sheath
Viking Sword Laminated with Leather Sheath
€177.12
€221.40
Viking Sword
Viking sword with sheath and leashes by using on the back.
Viking, viking, English is the main of the names given to members of the Germanic people originating in Scandinavia, known for their raids and looting in Europe. Depending on the context and the interpretation of the author, you can use the name to refer to the invaders of origin or their country of origin.
Viking, viking, English is the main of the names given to members of the Germanic people originating in Scandinavia, known for their raids and looting in Europe. Depending on the context and the interpretation of the author, you can use the name to refer to the invaders of origin or their country of origin.
€100.12
€125.15
Medieval sword for practices
Medieval training sword with sheath. It's a sword made entirely by hand. The protector and button are malleable and heat treated. The handle is wrapped in a leather strap that offers better grip. It is a sword that is not sharp and with blunt tip, ideal for practice.
Includes wooden hem covered with leather and ready to hang from belt (maximum belt width: 5 cm)
€182.04
€227.55
Viking Sword Combat
This Viking sword, with its intricate cloak, is worthy of a brave Nordic king.
The Vikings landed in the north with the aim of attacking and conquering the world. They fought each other and it was not uncommon for kings to lead and confront each other.
Each piece of steel is handmade and incredibly detailed, especially the embossed leather case and richly plated in silver. The light and wide Viking-style blade is made of 1095 high carbon steel and temperate.
The sheath is made of wood covered with quality leather and leather. Elegant pieces of metal decorate sheath and baldric.
The Vikings landed in the north with the aim of attacking and conquering the world. They fought each other and it was not uncommon for kings to lead and confront each other.
Each piece of steel is handmade and incredibly detailed, especially the embossed leather case and richly plated in silver. The light and wide Viking-style blade is made of 1095 high carbon steel and temperate.
The sheath is made of wood covered with quality leather and leather. Elegant pieces of metal decorate sheath and baldric.
€337.24
€421.55
Medieval sword for practices
medieval sword also called bastard, 14th century, for training with blunt tip and blade (rounded). With hand forged carbon steel blade, curved guard with ring, carved wooden handle and spiral steel button.
€196.80
€246.00
Celtic Sword
This battle sword indispensable for the Celtic warrior has an anthropomorphic metal button characteristic of this proud race. The traditional Celtic blade is made of high carbon tempered steel and forged by hand. All the details are old. Replicate all the details.
Includes genuine leather hem.
Total length: 89 cm
Leaf: 79 cm
Weight: 1,250 g
Includes genuine leather hem.
Total length: 89 cm
Leaf: 79 cm
Weight: 1,250 g
€194.96
€243.71
Viking sword with sheath
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Hedeby Viking Sword with Scabbard, 9th C., Decorating Sword
€194.96
€243.71
Tinker Sword - Blunt
Tinker Longswords (Oakeshott Type XVIIIa) provide the WMA practitioner with a pair of quick and balanced swords that they will perform beautifully in experienced hands.
Sparring blunts have a longer time to balance thicker edges and a flattened tip section to provide the flexibility needed for safety. Perfume-smelling flat pommel (Type T-1) forms a natural two-way grip extension and square section protection (Type 2) provides solid safety. The wooden grip is coated with leather on the handle, with steel fittings. A leather covered hem is included.
Sparring blunts have a longer time to balance thicker edges and a flattened tip section to provide the flexibility needed for safety. Perfume-smelling flat pommel (Type T-1) forms a natural two-way grip extension and square section protection (Type 2) provides solid safety. The wooden grip is coated with leather on the handle, with steel fittings. A leather covered hem is included.
€437.60
€547.01
Viking sword with sheath
Viking Sword of Eigg Island with Scabbard, 9th c., Decoration Sword
This beautiful Viking sword is based on a silver-encrusted bronze handle excavated in 1830 on the Isle of Eigg, Inner Hebrides, Scotland. Although some parts of the blade have also been found, they no longer survive. The original and well-detailed discovery of the burial is on display at the National Museum of Scotland in Edinburgh. Dating back to the 9th or early 10th century, this finely crafted piece of Viking history is classified as a Type D according to Petersen's Viking sword typology.
This beautiful Viking sword is based on a silver-encrusted bronze handle excavated in 1830 on the Isle of Eigg, Inner Hebrides, Scotland. Although some parts of the blade have also been found, they no longer survive. The original and well-detailed discovery of the burial is on display at the National Museum of Scotland in Edinburgh. Dating back to the 9th or early 10th century, this finely crafted piece of Viking history is classified as a Type D according to Petersen's Viking sword typology.
€247.66
€309.57
Viking Sword with Sheath, Steel Damascus
Viking Sword of Eigg Island with Sheath, 9th C., Damascus Steel Blade
Decorating sword
This beautiful Viking sword is based on a silver-encrusted bronze handle excavated in 1830 on the Isle of Eigg, Inner Hebrides, Scotland. Although some parts of the blade have also been found, they no longer survive. The original and well-detailed discovery of the burial is on display at the National Museum of Scotland in Edinburgh. Dating back to the 9th or early 10th century, this finely crafted piece of Viking history is classified as a Type D according to Petersen's Viking sword typology.
Decorating sword
This beautiful Viking sword is based on a silver-encrusted bronze handle excavated in 1830 on the Isle of Eigg, Inner Hebrides, Scotland. Although some parts of the blade have also been found, they no longer survive. The original and well-detailed discovery of the burial is on display at the National Museum of Scotland in Edinburgh. Dating back to the 9th or early 10th century, this finely crafted piece of Viking history is classified as a Type D according to Petersen's Viking sword typology.
€411.01
€513.76
Celtic Sword
The North Grimston Sword, this rare and surprising Iron Age sword, was found by chance as state officials dug holes in Lord Middleton's lands near North Grimston, hence the name of the sword.
€189.70
€237.12
Medieval Sword
Despite having several names, Sword of War, Great Sword, Long Sword and Sword Two Sword, great sword was a weapon very popular. This sword has a great length that gives you greater range and power. As the increased length, the speed also increased substantially. The ricasso allows you to grab the sword beyond the guard, shorten the sword and allows it to be used as a short spear. It allows a stronger impulse, once the blade remains firmly in two separate points.
This replica is as spectacular as the original. The blade is made of carbon steel, tempered, the handle is made of grooved wood, wrapped in leather and strap and are made of steel.
Comes with Leather Sheath.
Total: 122 cm
The sheet: 96 cm
Weight: 1.3 kg
This replica is as spectacular as the original. The blade is made of carbon steel, tempered, the handle is made of grooved wood, wrapped in leather and strap and are made of steel.
Comes with Leather Sheath.
Total: 122 cm
The sheet: 96 cm
Weight: 1.3 kg
€221.31
€276.64
Medieval sword 11th century
Medieval 11th-century sword with corrugated blade, forged in high carbon steel with button-screwed spike. The guard and the button are made of steel. Ideal for beginners who want to practice without hitting the blade.
€129.63
€162.03
Medieval sword a functional hand
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Medieval sword a functional hand. Hand-made in EN45 steel with a hardness of 48-50º HRC. Blade with edge with rounded edges and blunt tip. With disc button and manufactured in Germany by Ulfberth®. Wooden handle covered in leather and reinforced at the ends by 2 steel rings. Includes matching leather hem.
€168.62
€210.77
Viking sword with sheath
Fetter Lane Anglo-Saxon Sword with Sheath, 8th c.
This beautiful Saxon one-hand sword is based on the surviving components of an original artifact - the top of a sword handle and with handles excavated during construction work on Fetter Lane, London (hence the name) and given to the British Museum in 1893 The extremely well preserved and beautifully detailed original discovery, made of golden silver, is an absolutely unique piece of Anglo-Saxon history of the medium , still on display at the British Museum in London today. Due to its construction, shape and intricate ornamental motifs, this finely crafted masterpiece is historically placed at the end of the 8th century and is believed to have been the prestigious weapon of a rich warrior or nobleman of Germanic descent.
This beautiful Saxon one-hand sword is based on the surviving components of an original artifact - the top of a sword handle and with handles excavated during construction work on Fetter Lane, London (hence the name) and given to the British Museum in 1893 The extremely well preserved and beautifully detailed original discovery, made of golden silver, is an absolutely unique piece of Anglo-Saxon history of the medium , still on display at the British Museum in London today. Due to its construction, shape and intricate ornamental motifs, this finely crafted masterpiece is historically placed at the end of the 8th century and is believed to have been the prestigious weapon of a rich warrior or nobleman of Germanic descent.
€316.16
€395.20
Practical Hand and Sock Sword
It is based on the Albrecht sword, a classic design from the early 15th century and is designed by the well-known blacksmith Paul Chen.
This very handy piece features an authentic handle style, with a fully deodorized and tipless blade, and is made to withstand robust use, providing the level of safety required by many of today's reconstitution societies.
The grip is mounted permanently and the spike is riveted for safety.
This very handy piece features an authentic handle style, with a fully deodorized and tipless blade, and is made to withstand robust use, providing the level of safety required by many of today's reconstitution societies.
The grip is mounted permanently and the spike is riveted for safety.
€347.78
€434.72
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