The historical original of this one-and-a-half-hand sword was dated between the mid-14th century. It was found in Lake Constance, in the border triangle between Austria, Germany and Switzerland, and can be seen in the Royal Armouries Collection (object number IX.1106). Knight swords like this served throughout Europe in the second half of the 14th century. They were used in battles as Sempach in 1386.This bastard sword has a hard, conical, double-edged blade with a sharp tip and a one-and-a-half fist that can be wielded with one or two hands. The blade has a simple, flattened diamond-shaped cross section, while the imposing and large wheel apple has a complex and subtle design.

14th century European armed sword
 Comparable swords were found in much of Europe and were probably in use at the beginning of the Hundred Years' War.The original of this medieval chivalrous sword is part of the Royal Armouries Collection (object number IX.2141) and has several special features.The subtly shaped protection curves toward the blade, funnels slightly and becomes wider again at the tips. The handle is comfortable in the hand and the pommel has a distinct shape due to its angles and edges. The wide blade has a diamond-shaped flattened cross section, is double-edged and has a fuller narrow. It also widens slightly where it finds the cable and ends at a pointed tip. This sword is quite light for its size, but offers a lot of blade presence.This replica is crafted with a hand forged blade by a skilled blacksmith using 1080 high carbon steel that is fully hardened and tapered distally for proper weight distribution.

The original of this sword or falchion of English infantry from the late fifteenth century has been in the Royal Armouries collection since 1916 (object number IX.144.). Its exact origin before this time is unknown.This type of short sword was a popular weapon for collectors and archers during the War of the Roses and early Tudor period. Thousands of these swords were used in battles such as Towton, Barnet, Tewkesbury and Bosworth.This example has a single-edged blade with subtle transitions along the cross section, a smart hollow grinding, and a fuller one. The graceful blade has a slender but strong tip and a thick spine that can withstand the rigors of combat against armored opponents in monkeys, mesh dimensions and plates.

This sword is based on the weapon used by the character Joan of Arc in the game Fate/Grand Order and the anime Fate/Apocrypha.The blade is made of polished 420 steel. The elaborate handle and sheath elements are made of molten zinc.Details:- Blade material: 420 steel, polished- Cable material: Molten zinc- Total length: approx. 96 cm- Blade length: approx. 68 cm- Weight: approx. 1360 g- Sheath included

A perfect addition to your knight's décor or attire, this historically accurate Type XVI sword is a true work of art. Without a doubt, this sword will perfectly complement your medieval setting!
This sword is HAND FORGED from tough CARBON STEEL, which makes it durable and long-lasting. The total length of this sword (including the hilt and hilt) is approximately 35.82 inches. So that you can comfortably carry it on all your adventures, this sword comes with a genuine leather scabbard and belt. LORD OF THE BATTLES

From the fourteenth century, Swiss pikemen established themselves as dominant mercenaries. But an equally brave and robust competitor appeared later, coming from Germany. The Landsknecht troops challenged Swiss superiority in a "No Quarter" rivalry that lasted for years. The extravagantly dressed German mercenary Landsknecht lived a harsh and brutal life and was famous for his giant two-handed sword Flamberge. After using the Flamberge to break the enemy front-line line of pikemen, a smaller one-handed sword was employed for the ensuing hand-to-hand combat - the Katzbalger.Not as sophisticated as its somewhat frivolous-looking (but still deadly) older brother, the Katzbalger (which roughly translates to "cat trough") was still highly stylized and was designed to be an effective slash-and-thrust sword. Carried by all Landsknecht troops, including the pikemen and arquebusiers, this sword had an ornate guard in the shape of a closed "S" and an extra-long, fluted hilt. The Katzbalger certainly respected his Renaissance roots. The beautifully rendered grip would make any Landsknecht proud. The fluting on the handle extends perfectly to the wooden handle, and the guard is expertly twisted into a spiral and ends in half spheres. The high-carbon hardened steel blade is adorned with a trio of fullers that lightly illuminate the blade. The black leather scabbard is lightly decorated with leather bands that crisscross each other and are tied near the throat and has a unique steel tip. The guard has approx. 11 cm wide. The blade is disally tapered, which helps to keep the weight of the sword at approx. 1.13kg.

This two-handed sword is an interpretation of one of the silver swords from the popular "The Witcher" franchise . In this game from the developer studio CD Projekt RED, the sorcerer Geralt of Rivia always carries with him two types of sword: a steel sword, which he uses in the fight against human and animal opponents, and a silver sword, which the monster hunter uses against many different creatures.The most distinctive feature of this sword is probably the decorative element on the cross guard. This one is based on the brooch of Renfri from the first episode of the adaptation of the series "The Witcher". Background of the brooch based on the TV showThe wizard Stregobor attempted to hire Geralt to kill Renfri, as he believed she was under the curse of the Black Sun and thus posed a threat to the entire continent.Renfri, on the other hand, wanted revenge against Stregobor, as her actions forced her out of her old life. She gathered a band of bandits around her and planned to force the wizard out of her tower with a bloodbath among the residents of Blaviken. When Geralt tried to dissuade Renfri and his entourage from his plan, a fight broke out between them, from which Geralt emerged as the sole survivor. He took Renfri's pin and attached it to his sword as a reminder not to interfere in human conflicts. As a result of these events, Geralt became known as the "Butcher of Blaviken". The fullest part of this magnificent 420 high-carbon steel blade is adorned with gold lettering on both sides. Smiling at you at the end of the rim is the ornamental element mentioned above, which merges with the guard and, like the guard, is made of molten zinc. This is followed by approx. Handle with 15 cm in length, decorated with diamond pattern. The whole thing is completed by an ornate pommel with a perfume cap, which is also made of molten zinc. When stowed in its leather-covered scabbard, this sword has approx. 117.5 cm long and weighs approx. 1.75kg.

This beautiful one-handed sword is a replica of one of the best-preserved medieval swords. The original was owned for some time by E.A. Christensen, a well-known Danish sword collector. His drawings of the medieval sword were featured in the book "Gammelt Jern" published by A.B. Hoffmeyer in 1968. It is classified as Type XIV according to the Oakeshott typology and dated to the period between 1275 and 1340. The location of the find of the original sword, now on display at the National Museum of Denmark in Copenhagen, is unknown.The sword has a broad, double-edged blade that narrows toward the tip. Two deep fullers run almost the entire length of the blade and the cutting edges are not sharp.The quillons are slightly curved and the wooden handle wrapped in red leather ends in a K-type pommel with faceted edges. The center of the pommel is adorned with red circular accents on both sides.This sword comes complete with a red wood and leather scabbard equipped with a brass cover and a beautiful sword belt made of sturdy leather. The belt can be adjusted in various sizes thanks to the flower-shaped brass eyelets.Note that this medieval sword is not a battle-ready weapon. It is designed as a collector's piece or decoration/display and is not suitable for combat reenactment. In addition to collector's quality, it is also perfectly suited as an accessory, for example to complete your costume.Details:- Blade material: High carbon steel- Rockwell hardness: approx. 48 – 52 HRC - Handle material: leather-coated wood, steel handle and guard- Total length: approx. 99 cm- Blade length: approx. 79 cm- Blade thickness: approx. 4.8 mm- Handle length: approx. 19 cm (grip approx. 10 cm)-Max. Blade width: approx. 6 cm- Balance point: approx. 10.5 cm from the guard- Incl. wooden sheath with genuine leather cover and brass cover, leather belt- Weight without sheath: approx. 1.8 kg- Sheathed weight: approx. 2.6 kgSpecifications may vary slightly from part to part.The steel used here is not rust-proof and may have slight surface stains in places. We recommend that you maintain the blade regularly, for example by using Ballistol Universal Oil, which is ideal for caring for steel.

This beautiful sword is a replica of the Imperial Sword of the Holy Roman Empire. Because it is also associated with Saint Mauritius, it is also known as Mauritiusschwert. This sword is part of the Imperial Regalia of the Holy Roman Kings and Emperors and was given to the Emperor along with the other Imperial Regalia during a coronation. The original is on display in the Imperial Treasury at the Hofburg Palace in Vienna, Austria.The reconstruction we offer here has a long, double-edged blade that tapers slightly toward the tip and is fuller along about two-thirds of its length. The edges are not sharp.The cross-shaped hilt ends in a Brazil nut apple made of brass and engraved with the arms of the Holy Roman Emperor Otto IV."BENEDICTVS . Do(minv)S . DE(v)S . QVI . DOCOT. MANV(s)+"("Blessed be the Lord my God, who teaches the hand [to handle]").The cross guard is also inscribed on both sides with Latin inscriptions taken from the Laudes Regiae."CHRISTVS - VINCIT - CHRISTVS - REIGNAT - CHRISTVS - INPERAT"("Christ conquers - Christ reigns - Christ commands")The last part "CHRISTVS - INPERAT" is engraved only on one side of the quillons.This medieval one-handed sword comes complete with a wooden scabbard wrapped in high-quality ochre leather. Two adjustable belt loops are attached to the hem so that it can be easily attached to the belt. Note that this medieval sword is not a battle-ready weapon. It is designed as a collector's piece or decoration/display and is not suitable for combat reenactment. In addition to collector's quality, it is also perfectly suited as an accessory, for example to complete your costume.Details:- Blade material: High carbon steel- Rockwell hardness: approx. 48 – 52 HRC- Handle material: wooden handle coiled with brass wire, brass guard and pommel- Total length: approx. 104 cm- Blade length: approx. 89.7 cm- Blade thickness: approx. 5 mm- Handle length: approx. 14 cm (grip approx. 10 cm)-Max. Blade width: approx. 4.6 cm- Balance point: approx. 22.5 cm from the guard- Incl. wooden sheath with genuine leather cover - Weight without sheath: approx. 1.5 kg- Sheathed weight: approx. 2 kgSpecifications may vary slightly from part to part.The steel used here is not rust-proof and may have slight surface stains in places. We recommend that you maintain the blade regularly, for example by using Ballistol Universal Oil, which is ideal for caring for steel.

This beautiful sword is a replica of a medieval sword that was found in a peat bog in northern Italy. The original, dating from the 13th/14th century, is now in the collection of the Royal Armouries, the British museum of arms and armour in Leeds.The sword has a broad, double-edged blade with a fuller running along about two-thirds of its length. The cutting edges are not sharp. The blade features a sigil engraved on both sides with the repeated inscription "TOTO", a symbol of loyalty. The wooden handle is wrapped in brown leather, and the slightly curved handle and quillons are made of steel. The so-called rain-guard, which is attached to the cross-guard, acts as a kind of cap over the mouth of the scabbard and offers additional protection when the sword is sheathed.The sword comes complete with a wooden scabbard and brown leather.This medieval sword was designed as a collector's piece or decoration/display. In addition to its quality as a collector's item, it is also perfectly suited as a prop, for example, to complete your costume.Details:- Blade material: High carbon steel- Rockwell hardness: 48 – 52 HRC- Handle material: leather-coated wood, steel handle and guard- Total length: approx. 98 cm- Blade length: approx. 81 cm- Blade thickness: approx. 4.8 mm- Handle length: approx. 16.5 cm (handle approx. 10.5 cm)- Maximum blade width: approx. 6.2 cm- Balance point: approx. 14 cm from the guard- Includes wooden sheath with genuine leather cover- Weight without sheath: approx. 1.5 kg- Sheathed weight: approx. 1.9 kgSpecifications may vary slightly from part to part.The steel used here is not rust-proof and may have slight surface stains in places. We recommend that you maintain the blade regularly, for example by using Ballistol Universal Oil, which is ideal for steel care.

The Witcher () is a computer game by Polish development studio CD Projekt RED. It is based on a series of books by Polish fantasy writer Andrzej Sapkowski about the wizard and monster hunter Geralt von Riva.The main character of the narrative is the skeletal wizard Geralt von Riva, who is a professional monster hunter. His trademarks are his long white hair and two swords on his back, one silver and one steel. The Silver Sword serves as a weapon against all types of monsters, as most of the monsters encountered are very sensitive to silver, while the Steel Sword is used to fight against human opponents.This is the hand-forged steel sword with belt in Riva's limited edition Witcher Geralt. Delivery with hem.Details:Total length: 126 cm Blade material: steelCarbon 1060 Sheath: Genuine brown leather

The Witcher () is a computer game by Polish development studio CD Projekt RED. It is based on a series of books by Polish fantasy writer Andrzej Sapkowski about the wizard and monster hunter Geralt von Riva.The main character of the narrative is the skeletal wizard Geralt von Riva, who is a professional monster hunter. His trademarks are his long white hair and two swords on his back, one silver and one steel. The Silver Sword serves as a weapon against all types of monsters, as most of the monsters encountered are very sensitive to silver, while the Steel Sword is used to fight against human opponents.This is the hand-forged silver sword with belt in the limited edition Witcher Geralt of Riva.Details:Total length: 117.5 cmBlade length: 90.5 cmCable length: 19 cmBlade thickness at the beginning of the blood groove: approx. 4.3 mmBlade thickness at equilibrium point: approx. 6.1 mmBlade width at equilibrium point: approx. 4.6 cmBalance point: approx. 12.5 cm from the guardCross Weight: 1.72kgBlade Material: Steel SheathCarbon 1060: Goat leather

Contorted hilt sword with scabbard (Royal Armouries), 15º C., swordBastard Details:- Blade material: steelCarbon - Handle material: wood with brass fittings, brass handle and guard- Total length: approx. 109 cm- Blade length: approx. 88.5 cm- Blade thickness: approx. 6.2 mm- Handle length: approx. 19 cm (handle: approx. 13 cm)- Maximum blade width: approx. 4 cm- Balance point: approx. 17 cm from the guard- Incl. wooden sheath with cover- Weight without sheath: approx. 1070 g- Sheathed weight: approx. 1380 gImmerse yourself in the world of the Middle Ages with the sword "Writhen Hilt". This finely crafted late medieval longsword impresses with its intricate design and offers an excellent price-performance ratio. It is a Ideal gift for medieval enthusiasts, sword collectors, or a perfect addition to your medieval costume.This beautiful bastard sword is a detailed, high-quality replica of the famous "Writhen-Hilt" sword, which dates back to around 1480 and is presumably of German origin. It owes its name "contort," meaning "twisted" or "contorted," to its unique fist shape. The original sword once belonged to art collectors Frederic Spitzer and William Randolph Hearst before being acquired by the Royal Armouries Museum in Leeds, UK, in 1952.This reconstruction features a double-edged blade approx. 88.5 cm long that tapers towards the tip. The cutting edges are not sharp. The blade has a pronounced medial crest running down the center of the blade, typical of Oakeshott XVIII swords. However, it is believed to be the manufacturer's brand. In reference to this, this replica is engraved on one side of the blade.The handle and cross-guard are made of brass to resemble the original, where these elements have been worked in gilded bronze. The hilt is made of wood and is adorned with two decorative brass rings, one in the center and the other just below the guard. The hilt, quillons, and grip are all artfully sculpted and shaped to resemble a twisted staff of three interlocking branches, which spread out at the ends.The one-and-a-half-handed sword comes with a brown wooden/leather scabbard with a brass throat and chape with Gothic decorations.This medieval sword is designed as a collector's piece or decoration/display, and in addition to its quality as a collectible, it is also perfectly suited as a prop, for example, to complete your costume. Order now and get a piece of history!

The Witcher () is a computer game by Polish development studio CD Projekt RED. It is based on a series of books by Polish fantasy writer Andrzej Sapkowski about the wizard and monster hunter Geralt von Riva.The main character of the narrative is the skeletal wizard Geralt von Riva, who is a professional monster hunter. His trademarks are his long white hair and two swords on his back, one silver and one steel. The Silver Sword serves as a weapon against all types of monsters, as most of the monsters encountered are very sensitive to silver, while the Steel Sword is used to fight against human opponents.This is the hand-forged silver sword made of 1055 carbon steel by the witcher Geralt von Riva. Delivery with hem.Details:Total length: 117.5 cmTotal weight: 1.68 kgBlade length: 90.5 cmBlade width: 4.7 cmBlade thickness: 4 mmCable length: 19 cmGuard length: 18 cmHandle material: hardwood wrapped with cordBlack wax Sheath length: 98 cm

The original sword on which this replica is based is housed in the French Army Museum in Paris (Musée de l'Armée) and was made in Western Europe between 1300 and 1350, during a transitional period in medieval warfare when mail armor was still dominant but was gradually reinforced with additional plates.
Swords of this type were typically used in conjunction with a buckler or shield, making them versatile revolvers on both the battlefield and civilian level.
This particular sword is a faithful reproduction, carefully crafted to the exact measurements of the original. The leaf has a lenticular cross-section with a channel that ends at two-thirds of its length. The sword is classified as Type XIV due to its relatively short blade, with a sturdy, wide profile that tapers into a strong, sharp tip. This rigid blade is ideal for both cutting and stowing, while its considerable width makes it easy to lock and move the opponent's blade. While most Type XIV swords have curved guards and wheel knobs, this one features a straight guard (Oakeshott Style 2) and a spherical hilt topped by a protruding block. The added riveted button block has a practical function as it provides greater length to the tenon. This design feature makes it easy to disassemble or further modify the bar, ensuring its longevity and adaptability. 
Its most distinctive feature is the brass button in the shape of a faceted sphere, with polyhedral faces. While it doesn't exactly fit a single type of Oakeshott, it is very similar to Type R pommels and is reminiscent of those seen later on basket-handled swords, such as those recovered from the sinking of the Mary Rose. 
The sword is even more beautiful because of its details in its design. The combination of the red hilt and scabbard with the yellow brass hilt evokes the image of a high-ranking weapon, fit for a nobleman. This attention to detail extends to the brass cap, where the finial reflects the button, creating a cohesive and elegant design.
This is why he is called The Seneschal, le Sénéschal, (Chief or chief of the nobility, whom he ruled, especially in war or Butler of the Royal House) reflecting the authority and importance of a key figure in the medieval hierarchy.
SPECIFICATIONS:

Total length: 87 cm
Blade length: 71 cm
Blade width: 6.5 cm
Blade thickness: 0.4 cm
Weight: 735 g

Distal taper: 0.48 cm Blade Material: High 1075 Carbon Steel

Silver sword model of Geralt de Riva's sword (The Witch), unofficial replica, with a total size of 124 cm, bamboo blade.
Overall size: 125 cmBlade size: 90 cmBlade thickness: 7 mmCable: ChordateSupport: UnsupportedWeight: 780 gr

Sword of Geralt de Riva (The Witcher), unofficial replica, with a total size of 124 cm, bamboo blade.
Overall size: 124 cmBlade size: 89 cmBlade thickness: 7 mmCable: ChordateSupport: UnsupportedWeight: 740 gr

Viking style functional sword with a total size of 94.5 cm without scabbard, 1065 carbon steel blade, leather handle and scabbard finished in synthetic leather with metal anchors.
Category: Cat.BOverall size: 94.5 cmBlade size: 76.5 cmBlade thickness: 4.7 mmSupport: NoWeight: 1620 gr (Without case)

Historical inspiration: Inspired by the side swords of archers from the late Middle Ages of the fourteenth and fifteenth centuries.


Sword: Wide, polished blade from high carbon steel (for display only)


Handle: Leather-wrapped handle for an authentic medieval look and a comfortable grip.


Button and Protection: Classic disc button for balance, with a curved guard to attach opposing sheets. 


Pod: Wooden core, wrapped in genuine leather and equipped with polished steel hardware.


Weight: Approx. 2 kg (4.4 lbs) – substantial, well-balanced for display


Usage: Decorative Sword Only – Perfect for exhibitions, costumes, and safe demonstrations. 

Measurements: Approximate • LengthTotal Bar: 103 cm / 40.5 inches• Blade Length: 82cm / 32.2inch• Cross Guard Width: 18 cm / 7 inches• Grip Length: 13 cm / 5 inches• Blade width: 4.3–4.5 cm / 1.7–1.8 inches• Approximate blade thickness: 4.8–5 mm• Sheath length: 91cm / 35.8inch
This medieval sword of Edward III, handforged in a traditional way, pays homage to the battlefields of 14th-century England, where swords like these were wielded by knights loyal to Edward III during the Hundred Years' War. The sword design balances historical authenticity with practicality. Visualization and performance artists.
The blade is hand-forged from quality carbon steel, polished to a glossy finish that enhances the clean, wide channel that runs through the center. Although it is not sharp for safety, and especially for... Collector For display use, it retains the powerful characteristic of medieval arms swords, ready to evoke the presence of a knight in his full harness.
A brass wheel knob adds a striking majestic touch and offers counterweight for agile use. The curved brass cross guard of the... Sword Collector It is true to history as it ensures your grip and protects your hand during training or viewing. The full spike of the sword ensures strength and stability during controlled combat or choreography.
This sword collector includes a leather scabbard with brass clasp for durability and classic style. Whether hanging on the wall, with the harness or to complete the outfit at a historical festival, this sword of Edward III embodies the spirit of medieval England.Swords of this shape were common during the reign of Edward III, a time that saw the rise of the professional English longbow archer and heavily armed knights.
Care Instructions:• Storage: Keep your Sword Collector in a dry place. Store it in the capsule, but remove it from time to time to ventilate and prevent moisture buildup.• Cleaning: Wipe the blade with a soft cloth to remove oils and fingerprints.• Lubrication: Periodically apply a light layer of mineral or sword oil to protect against corrosion.• Leather Care: Periodically condition the sheath leather to keep it soft and free of cracking.• HandlingEven dull blades can be dangerous; Always handle them with caution.
Note: As the sword is forged by hand, it may have slight variations. They are signs of traditional craftsmanship. This sword is purely for display purposes and for collectors.

Measurements: Approximate


Sheath Length (B): 75cm / 29.5in


Blade Length (L): 65.5cm / 25.7in


Overall Sword Length (D): 80cm / 31.5in


Grip circumference (F): 10.5 cm / 4.1 in


Handle Length (L): 10.8 cm / 4.2 in


Blade Width: 2.5 – 2.8 cm / 0.9 – 1.1 inches


Approximate blade thickness: 4.2-4.5mm


Enter the era of sailing and naval warfare with this nineteenth-century naval sword, inspired by the compact yet powerful portable weapons that sailors and marines of the British Navy used during the Napoleonic Wars and beyond.
Intended for hand-to-hand combat and speed, powermachete was the sailor's trusted weapon for both defending ship decks and attacking enemy ships. This faithful reproduction captures that same spirit, with a curved carbon steel blade that delivers historical accuracy and elegant display value.
The solid brass D-guard provides robust protection in hand-to-hand combat, while the genuine leather-wrapped handle ensures a secure and authentic grip. Its black leather sheath, finished with antique brass details on the throat and top, adds maritime character and completes its period look.
Whether for historical costumes, pirate performances, museum-style exhibitions, or theatrical props, this cleaver is a centerpiece of naval tradition and maritime history. Ideal for:


Historical costumes – British Navy, pirate or privateer costumes


Maritime Museum and Exhibitions


Film and theater props (safe, not sharp edge)


Collectors of naval swords and nautical antiques


Festivals, reenactments, and themed events


Care Instructions:


Keep the Carbon Steel Blade lightly lubricated and stored in a dry environment to prevent rust


Avoid prolonged exposure of brass fittings to moisture to preserve their patina


Clean after each use. with a soft cloth


On specific occasions, leather handle and sheath in good condition. with beeswax or leather conditioner


It is a replica of an exhibition, designed for the purpose of display, costume or interior decoration. Small variations may occur due to the handmade manufacture of each piece.

Unleash the spirit of medieval chivalry with this Oakeshott Sword, created as a faithful inspiration for one of the most important sword designs of the fourteenth century.
This sword is made with a hand-forged steel blade. Its center is thicker and its sides are sloping, forming a diamond that gives it strength and balance, with an appearance faithful to medieval design. The blade is tempered and finished with precision, making it ideal for exhibitions, costumes, and historical costumes.
The sword has a tang construction complete with a bullet pommel, just like the original medieval swords. This method gives you more durability and keeps the bar well balanced. The smooth, polished finish gives it a clean, authentic look.
The handle of this tempered sword is designed for comfortable one-handed use. Its grip is covered with genuine leather for a firm and secure grip. The curved steel guard protects the hand and enhances its classic medieval look. The round disc knob completes the grip and provides perfect balance, as well as increasing historical accuracy.
The sword includes a genuine leather scabbard with shoulder strap. This allows it to be used comfortably at Renaissance fairs, festivals, live role-playing events, or to dress up. When not in use, it also makes it easy to store or display it as a decorative piece.
Overall, this Oakeshott Type XVI sword is a well-crafted medieval reproduction that combines traditional design, clean details, and authentic materials, making it suitable for collectors and medieval enthusiasts.
CARE INSTRUCTIONS:


Keep the blade lubricated to prevent rust.


Wipe with a soft, dry cloth after use.


Store in a cool, dry place away from moisture.


Condition the hem and leather belt from time to time.


Note:
Each sword is individually handmade by expert hands. It is natural for slight variations to occur in surface finish, dimensions, or texture.

Weight
1.9 kg


Dimensions
99 x 22 cm


Finishing

1.91







Gross Weight
2.4 kg


Volumetric weight
2,613 kg

MEASUREMENTS:• Total length: 95 cm / 37.4 inches• Blade Length: 75.5cm / 29.7inch• Grip Length: 13 cm / 5 inches• Grip circumference: 10 cm / 4 inches• Cross Head Width: 19cm / 7.5inch• Blade thickness: approx. 4.2 – 4.8 mm• Blade width: 4.3 – 4.5 cm (1.7 – 1.8 inches)
Bring the spirit of the Viking Age to your collection with this traditionally hand-forged Viking sword, designed for history enthusiasts, scenic combat artists, and collectors who demand visual authenticity and reliable construction. DoneHand-crafted from high-carbon polished steel, this blunt blade is designed for safe training, choreography, and light combat practice. Its full-tang design and carefully balanced profile make it a reliable tool for controlled combat or educational demonstrations.This sword features a classic disc pommel and a straight guard, faithful to specimens found in Viking tombs and museum collections. The leather-covered grip ensures a secure grip, whether in a theatrical battle or showing off at home.The custom leather sheath protects the blade and completes the authentic look, with a polished steel cover that adds refined details.While this piece is often referred to as a "fully hardened steel blade," keep in mind that it is not sharpened for cutting or live use. Instead, it's optimized for stage performances, light combat, and confident handling, offering the perfect combination of historical accuracy and hands-on durability.
USE AND CARE:• Suitable for historical events, Viking role-playing games, and live-action role-playing games (LARP)• Great for light stage combat and art demonstrations.• Store in a dry place and wipe after handling to prevent rust.• Apply light oil to the blade regularly.• Don't try to sharpen: It's designed for use in boring training.
IDEAL FOR:Viking role-playing and historical martial artistsCollectors ofMedieval replicas of weapons Film, theatre and television productionsEducational museums and exhibitions