This sword is suitable for beginners and handling light swords. Details: - ready for battle Sword Category: SK-C More information on our classification for practical blades - Total length: approx. 103 cm - Handle length: approx. 17 cm - Blade length: approx. 76 cm - max. blade width: approx. 6 cm - Cut: approx. 3 mm

King Arthur's sword with stainless steel blade. Silver finishes with Swarovski stones

Zamak cape richly decorated with the main symbols of King Arthur.
Dragons, shield and crown finished in golden cross
The handle has a silver bathtub with Swarovsky crystals.
Stainless steel blade with engraving.
Length: 120 cm

A high-quality sword from the exclusive "Historical, Fantastic and Legend Swords" collection manufactured by MARTO.
Certificate of Quality and Origin

Geralt de Rivia's sword from the saga 'The Witcher'. The saga of Geralt Rivia is a series of fantasy stories created by Andrzej Sapkowski. This sword is carried by Geralt in the third part of The Witcher saga. Unofficial replica with 91 cm stainless steel blade. Includes brown leather hem.

King Arthur's cadet sword ended in aged silver. The handle is made of zamak with a silver bath richly decorated with the main symbols of King Arthur. The blade is made of stainless steel with engraving. Excellent Cadet Sword of King Arthur from the Exclusive Collection "Historical Cadet Swords" manufactured by MARTO. Size 75 cms

In many fantasy novels, there has always been a mystical and magical sword carried by the most worthy hero. Windgsong is that magic sword that keeps that tradition.
This powerful blade, manufactured by Windlass Steelcrafts, is a high carbon steel beauty! The long sheet has a wide channel along its entire length. This two-handed sword has a royal lion face that adorns the stone-shaped guard and has received an antique finish with an imposing button to match. The handle is covered with a soft red blood leather for a perfect and firm grip.

The carbon steel blade is forged by hand. The wooden handle has leather wrapping.
Blade length: approx. 105 cm

On 21 July 1403, the Battle of Shrewsbury (Shropshire, England) saw Henry IV of England win over an army led by his former supporter, Sir Henry Harry Hotspur Percy of Northumberland (made forever famous by Shakespeare in his 1598 story). play Henry IV Part I). Percy, who turned against the king and allied himself with Owain Glyndwr, the rebel leader of the Welsh Revolution from 1400 to 1415 (also known as Glyndwr Rising), was killed during the scuffled, causing his army to disperse and the rebellion to fall apart.
Named after this decisive battle, the original Shrewsbury Sword, classified as Type XV by Ewart Oakeshott, is kept in the Wallace Collection.

The Wars of the Roses, fought between 1455 and 1485, were a series of battles for the English crown between the Houses of York and Lancaster. Both families were members of the same European royal dynasty, the Plantagenets, who ruled England for the past three centuries. These civil wars (punctuated by brief episodes of relative peace) owe their name to the respective emblem of rival families, a white rose for Yorkers, and a red one for the Lancastrians. After 30 years of political plots and terrible bloodshed, the family dispute led to the end of the Plantagenet dynasty and the rise of the House of Tudor.

Reproduction of sword, made of metal with plastic cover and removable.The cross and the pommel of the sword bear a vulgar Latin inscription meaning: "Custody by a dragon that does not sleep, in the name of truth."The sword was usually the weapon of choice of medieval knights for combat. Its owners liked to customize it - some even received names - and was considered both a weapon and a symbol - the blade and cable are cross-shaped.

Reproduction of sword, made of metal with removable leather case.The cross and the pommel of the sword bear a vulgar Latin inscription meaning: "Custody by a dragon that does not sleep, in the name of truth."The sword was usually the weapon of choice of medieval knights for combat. Its owners liked to customize it - some even received names - and was considered both a weapon and a symbol - the blade and cable are cross-shaped.The most common sword was the so-called bastard sword or "hand and middle", straight and with double edge, whose length ranged between 100 and 120 cm, and weighed between 1200 and 2000 grams, which allowed agile handling on the battlefield.

Medieval Wide sword with sheath, decorating sword

This medieval one-hand sword impresses with its beautiful grip: rounded, slightly flattened and crumpled handle, wooden handle with leather rope, as well as cross-cross ed.

Guardian of faith - Sword of the Knights Templar - This Medieval Crossed Sword has a high-carbon, ribbed steel blade on both sides and pierced with a rich cross. The guard is recorded and the button ends in a circular shape also engraved. It comes with a leather case and a matching belt.

Gothic Long sword sword / Late medieval bastard sword with scabbard, No practical cut, SK-B

Espada Geralt de Rivia - The Wizard made with steel blade and engraved runes. It is not an official replica, specifically this model is what appears in the Netflix series. The cross has a golden clasp with built-in green and red stones. Includes black leather hem.
Total size: 123.5 cm
Sheet size: 84.5 cm
Blade width: 5 cm
Blade thickness: 3.8 mm
Support: Unsupported
Weight: 2 kg

Model of the silver sword of Geralt de Riva (The Witcher), unofficial replica, is the model that appears in the Netflix series. With a total dimension of 121.5 cm, with a nickel-plated cross with embellishments and white handle, steel blade and white leather hem.

Total size: 121.5 cm
Sheet size: 89.5 cm
Blade width: 5 cm
Sheet thickness: 3'8 mm
Support: Unsupported
Weight: 1.7 kg

Medieval sword with sheath

Milanese sword with finger protection, 1432 AD

In 1414, the Lusignan kingdom of Cyprus signed a peace treaty with the Mamluk kingdom of Egypt. In honor of the treaty, the King of Cyprus sent several large gifts to the Mammmolucus sultan, composed at least partially of swords. Most of these weapons were inscribed in naskhi writing and deposited in the Alexandria Arsenal. In fact, the weapons given to the Mammeluke sultans or shaded by them during the campaigns were deposited in the Arsenal of Alexandria as early as 1367. The large collection of European swords at arsenal gave the modern researcher plenty of material for study.

Created in the jungles of Asia, hanwei's Banshee sword has its origins in Thai"Krabi" and his close cousin, the Burmese "Dah".

In 1414, the Lusignan kingdom of Cyprus signed a peace treaty with the Mamluk kingdom of Egypt. In honor of the treaty, the King of Cyprus sent several large gifts to the Mammmolucus sultan, composed at least partially of swords.

Knight's sword of the high Middle Ages with sheath This reconstruction of a knight's sword from the high Middle Ages is done with his hands only. The chestnut-shaped guard and handle are made of cast iron. The steel spring blade is oil-tempered up to approx. 48 ° Rockwell, forged to the max and chopped with the pommel. The wooden handle is covered in leather. The blade has a distinct fuller along approx. a third of the blade, which offers flexibility and lightness. The edges of the blades are not sharp.

This one-hand sword is based on several original finds and 16th-century drawings of kerns (ceithern), the light infantry men who constituted most of the Irish forces in the late Middle Ages and the Renaissance. These Gaelic warriors, mainly mercenaries, proved their ferocity in many conflicts in the British Isles.

Irish Two-Handed Gallowglass Sword with Ring Apple, 16th CenturyThis two-handed sword is modeled after the massive swords carried by the elite Irish mercenaries of Scottish descent known as gallowglass (also galloglass or galloglas - an anglicization of Gaelic gallóglaigh/gallóglach which literally translates as "young foreign soldier"). Between the mid-13th century and the late 16th century, these fearless and heavily armored infantrymen fought alongside the kerns , the light infantry that made up most of the Irish forces in the late Middle Ages and the Renaissance.

Part of the Honshu historical series, this one-way sword was created using a time-tested design with modern engineering, providing a perfect balance from blade to handle.It has a sharp tip, approx. 78 cm long 1065 carbon high steel blade with brushed finish, which extends from a polished steel hand guard. The wooden handle is wrapped in brown leather and the sturdy apple is polished steel.

This two-handed clay sword (derived from the Scottish Gaelic word claidheamh -mòr, which translates simply as "great sword") is modeled after the impressive double-edged long swords wielded by the famous Scottish Highlanders during clan conflicts and border wars with the English crown between the 15th and 17th centuries.

Brave is a short and light sword, to load, draw, be agile, strike, cut, stock strong and fast - Paradoxes of Defense, George Silver, 1599.Cold Steel® is proud to add its interpretation of a 17th-century English funerary sword to the line. Inspired by historical examples, this agile one-hand sword is quick and alive in hand and an absolute pleasure to train. Able to hit a decisive blow even by cutting quickly on the wrist, this beautiful sword has proven to be very popular with the Cold Steel crew®, who proclaimed it to be one of their favorite one-hand cutters.

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This is a reproduction of a long knight's sword from the early 15th century, which is believed to have been found on the River Thames before reaching the collection of the Tower of London. The original hand-and-a-half sword dates from about 1400-1430 and can be seen in the Royal Armouries Collection, Object Number IX.16. This is the kind of sword the English knights carried at the Battle of Agincourt.The rigid, sharply tapered blade ends in a robust but slender tip. This type of sword was used in one or two hands. In combat, the blade can also be wielded in half a sword, to better direct the tip to the gaps of an armored opponent and also to use the crossguard and the puto to fight and strike.The blade of this sword has three transitions, from a rich hollow rombudo next to the guard, to a hexagonal cross section and finally to the flattened diamond section point. A relatively agile sword, but with more blade presence than you might expect.