The Henry V Sword is modeled after the sword hovers over the tomb of one of the
Great warrior kings of England. Henry V lived from 1387 to 1422.

The cutting gun and unilateral handle combines a relatively short resistance
blade with elegant quillons swept down and a wheel handle.
This sword is crafted in the same way that swords were made centuries
behind, except that the blades are now forged from high carbon spring steel,
an unavailable off-the-shelf feature for the blacksmiths of the old.

Agincourt Sword

Hanwei's Agincourt Sword, an English-style single-hander, celebrates one of the
the memorable battles of the Hundred Years' War between England and France.

Main features
- Forged high carbon blade
- Sheath included
- Pommel Peened

Specifications
General: approx. 90 cm
Blade length: approx. 70 cm
Cable length: approx. 20 cm
Weight: approx. 1,130 kg

The original sword was found in 1788 while digging the Witham River near Lincoln in eastern England.
Presumably, it dates back to the 13th century.

The blade is made of carbon steel (AISI 1566) and is sharp. The blade has the following picture:
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The Celtic Sword has an anthropomorphic fist and a leaf-shaped blade. Solid brass hardware, a macassar ebony grip and leather hem make this ideal piece for the Celtic persona.

The Mercenary is an imposing sword in the style of the 15th century.
Sword with a triple-filled blade, a steel S-shield and a smelling apple. Supplied with a leather belt hem.
Paul Chen's swords are crafted in the same way that swords were made centuries ago, except that now the blades are forged
high carbon spring steel. The finish of the blade is far from polished again, replicating more closely what the medieval blacksmith
was able to achieve. Except when noted, the claws are hard wood. Accessories are steel or solid brass. These swords
will appeal to the re-enactor who wants a sword that looks the same as the originals.

Tinker Bastard Sword - Sharp with Fuller

Michael 'Tinker' Pearce designed a series of swords made by Hanwei in 5160 steel, which emphasize authenticity, functionality and performance.

To satisfy the sparring and cutting needs of Western martial artists, each of the 7 styles are made in live (sharp) and sparring (blunt) versions and each sword has excellent handling characteristics.

Bastard Sword with Sheath

Made by Hanwei.

The strong and fearless Swiss and Germans originally carried these first weapons, although bastard swords soon became popular
in other regions, such as the British Isles and Europe.

Michael 'Tinker' Pearce designed a series of swords made by Hanwei in 5160 steel, which emphasize authenticity, functionality and performance.
To satisfy the sparring and cutting needs of Western martial artists, each of the 7 styles are made in live (sharp) and sparring (blunt) versions and each sword has excellent handling characteristics. The carefully controlled heat treatment of 5160 steel (tinker blade steel preferred) by the marquenching process produces an excellent combination of toughness and flexibility at a hardness of HRC 50-52, allowing superior edge retention in bran, anti-burrs and tip-flexing safety features in blunts.

Michael 'Tinker' Pearce designed a series of swords made by Hanwei in 5160 steel, which emphasize authenticity, functionality and performance.

To satisfy the sparring and cutting needs of Western martial artists, each of the 7 styles are made in live (sharp) and sparring (blunt) versions and each sword has excellent handling characteristics. The carefully controlled heat treatment of 5160 steel (tinker blade steel preferred) by the marquenching process produces an excellent combination of toughness and flexibility at a hardness of HRC 50-52, allowing superior edge retention in bran, anti-burrs and tip-flexing safety features in blunts.

Michael 'Tinker' Pearce designed a series of swords made by Hanwei in 5160 steel, which emphasize authenticity, functionality and performance.

To satisfy the sparring and cutting needs of Western martial artists, each of the 7 styles are made in live (sharp) and sparring (blunt) versions and each sword has excellent handling characteristics. The carefully controlled heat treatment of 5160 steel (tinker blade steel preferred) by the marquenching process produces an excellent combination of toughness and flexibility at a hardness of HRC 50-52, allowing superior edge retention in bran, anti-burrs and tip-flexing safety features in blunts.

Albrecht II Hand and Sock Sword
Replicated from a sword thought to have belonged to Albrecht II of Austria, this hand-and-a-half sword (SH2034) represents the apex of beauty and balance in medieval swords. Classically simple in design, featuring a flattened blade with diamond cross-section and cruciform handle, the original dates from the early 15th century. The handle and hem are lined with drawstring and covered with leather.

Tinker big war sword
The Great Sword of War is designed and crafted only as a cutting sword and, weighing just under four kilos, is built to stand out on heavy targets.
The 28 cm handle offers excellent leverage and static and dynamic balance to Tinker's demanding standards. The blade is again forged in 5160 spring steel and marquenched to HRC 50-52 hardness.

The One-Way Hanwei Marshall Sword sets new standards for
quality and authenticity in the construction of wide waves. The sword is based on an original, now in a British museum, used by one of the
The best knights of England, Sir William Marshall, who served the crown faithfully under Henry II, Richard the Lionheart and Jack
Lackland The Marshall Sword is available with a high-carbon forged steel blade or a
- double-bent Swedish steel powder blade (= Damascus blade, code HN-SH2001).

Hand and a half sword, Albrecht II. - Old finishing version

Replicated from a sword thought to have belonged to Albrecht II of Austria, this hand-and-a-half sword (SH2034) represents the apex of beauty and balance in medieval swords. Classically simple in design, featuring a flattened blade with diamond cross-section and cruciform handle, the original dates from the early 15th century.

The Cinquedea has a long fascination for everyone at Cold Steel. It gained popularity as the preferred weapon of nobles who walked through the narrow alleys and walled cities of Italy. A blade used exclusively for civil self-defense, it was essentially the forerunner of the civil side sword and saber - and yet this personal protection instrument seems to have much of its design for fashion, as well as for cutting and thrust. of deadly combat!

Grosses Messer with hem
Known throughout Germany as the "Big Knife", the Grosse Messer (also spelled Grosses Messer or Grossmesser) comes from central and northern Europe where, in the past, nobles and peasants depended on it to protect home and home from the ravage of bandits, murderers, bandits and other characters of bad reputation.

Your destiny was to be a Viking Count? If you have warrior blood in your veins, then Cold Steel has two weapons that you should love.
The Viking Sword of Damascus and its companion Long Sax are hand-forged from Cold Steel's best Damascus steel and are fully sharpened and ready for battle. They include some superb appointments, each with a beautiful rosewood handle and a classic style guard and pommel made of brass and steel, sandwiched in the old fashioned way and polished for a bright glow.

Based on the remains of a sword excavated in Ireland and attributed to the early 10th century,
The latest addition to Hanwei's Viking line of spades has elegantly classic lines, cuts well and handles beautifully.

The profile and distant cones of the blade, combined with characteristically wide, make
for a lightweight balance, providing the cutting power characteristic of Viking blades.

Tinker Early Viking Sword - Sharp

Michael 'Tinker' Pearce designed a series of swords made by Hanwei in 5160 steel, which emphasize authenticity, functionality and performance.

Medieval bastard sword, hand and sock sword with sheath
Ready for battle (no practical cut), SK-B
This beautiful and well-balanced one-and-a-half-hand sword features a hardened steel blade, seasoned with a Rockwell hardness of approx. 48-50 HRC. It's full-length and riveted in the apple. The widest and most distinctive extends almost to the point of the blade, which not only contributes to the high flexibility, but also reduces the weight of the medieval sword.
Cross-protection is forged in steel and the leather-coated wooden handle is covered with a sturdy disc-shaped steel apple (or wheel apple). The beautiful wooden core sheath is covered in leather and comes complete with a carry belt around it.

This beautiful and effective Italian bastard sword has a black blade with a deep glow, black striated button and black protection and grip. This is a perfect example of a true bastard sword.
This impressive Italian sword has a blackened carbon steel blade.
This sword is made entirely of steel with a black button coated leather that improves the attractive appearance of this sword.
The blade is the length of a sword of a hand with an elongated apple for use with one or two hands.
It includes a black leather hem with blackened steel details.

Total length: blade of 105 cm; 1 11/16" wide;
Blade: 86 cm long; 4 cm wide; 0.47 mm thick
Weight: 1,105 g

Sword of a late medieval hand Oakeshott Typ XIV with steel handle,
Incl. Hem, Battle Ready (Practical), SK-B

Scottish Broadsword

Competition cutting sword

Although Japanese sword cutting competitions have been popular for many decades, there was little or no interest in exploring the cutting potential of Western swords until very recently. Now, in response to this awakening, Cold Steel® would encourage you by offering your own competition cutting sword.

The Viking Sword Cawood, 11th century

Oliver Cromwell (1599 - 1658) was a powerful figure in the history of England duringand after the English Civil War, when he ascended from the rank of Captain of the Horses to Lord Protector of England. hissword, which are said to have been carried at the battle of Drogheda in 1649, was remarkably well preserved and features in theCollection of the Royal Armouries in Leeds, England, where it is displayed in the permanent collection.

Functional Bastard Sword, Toledo Fabrication








Functional bastard sword with Toledo fabrication. It is a sword ready for combat, made in Toledo the master gunsmith JL Blond, one of the few factories that has the seal of 'Made in Toledo'. The sheet is forged in carbon steel and hardened by hand. The handle is wooden using the technique of the 'rocket' and then coated with leather and hand sewn.