16th. C. Italian Rapier
German Katzbalger Mercenary
Saxon:: Medieval sword
The Squire Sword
13th. C. Scottish Wallace
The Black Knight Sword

The Medieval Knight
11th C. Norman Sword
Viking Sword
12th. C. Medieval Sword
The Ranger
10th. C. Viking Sword

Gothic Medieval Sword
The Crecy war Sword
Early Medieval Sword
The Third Crusader
100 year war sword
The Roman Sword

1301 The Mercenary
German Sword- Early sixteenth Century
Original found in the Austrian Museum

Commonly used by the Northern countries between the late 15th and early 16th Century, this short sword was widely cherished among men-at-arms and mercenaries. The crisp two-inch wide deep fullered blade, compounded by its impressive weight, rendered this piece an exceptional tool capable of shredding through opponent’s pole-arms. Beautifully crafted guards were common among such swords, reflecting individual styles and taste.

Specifications
Total length:  28.5"
Blade length: 23"
Blade width at base: 2" 
Weight: 3 lbs 5 oz.

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1302 Dark Age Sword
Tower of London Collection, England

The Dark Ages, specifically, refers to a time (476–800) when there was an absence of a Roman emperor in the West; or, more generally, to the period between about 500 and 1000, which was marked by frequent warfare and a virtual disappearance of urban life. The Dark Ages, also known as the Early Medieval Period, began by the deposition of the last western Roman Emperor by a Germanic leader in 476 A.D. The period is marked by the "Germanization" of the Roman armies and a massive wave of attacks on the Roman Empire commonly referred to as the "German Invasions".

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1303 The Sparta
Legionary sword – 2nd Century A.D.

The Sparta was a Roman sword used by the legionaries at the start of the 2nd Century A.D. It's creation was the result of the empire's continued contact with the Germanic tribes There are numerous examples of Sparta's available. Our creation is one which combines both Roman and Germanic influences reflecting the crosscultural exchanges resulting from centuries of warfare.

Specifications
Total length: 35.5""
Blade length: 28.5"
Blade width at base: 2" 
Weight: 3 lbs  4oz

POB:3.5"

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1323 The Legionnaire
Legionary sword

 

Now Available.

Description pending review.

Specifications
Total length: 34""
Blade length: 26"
Blade width at base: 2.8" 
Weight: 2 lbs  14oz

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The Thirteenth Century sword, found at the Tower of London, displays the general artistic trends of the period. During the early part of the Thirteenth’s century few examples of similar guards were believed to be in existence. By 1250 however, the trend prevailed and became common. Whereas one example is on display in Norman, at the Maidstone Museum, this version was reproduced from an example found in the Tower of London’s Wallace collection.

Specifications
Total length: 35"
Blade length: 28"
Blade width: 2" 
Weight: 3 lbs 5 oz

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1304 The Medieval Squire Sword
English Sword
13th Century (not historically based)

The English word squire comes from the Old French escuier (modern French écuyer), itself derived from the Late Latin scutarius ("shield bearer"). The Classical Latin equivalent was armiger, 'arms bearer'. A squire was originally a young man who aspired to the rank of knighthood and who, as part of his development to that end, served an existing knight as his attendant or shield carrier (hence the name). However, during the middle ages the rank of esquire came to be recognized in its own right and, once knighthood ceased to be conferred by any but the monarch, it was no longer to be assumed that any a squire would in due course progress to be a knight. The connection between a squire and any particular knight also ceased to exist, as did any shield carrying duties.

The Medieval Squire Sword is made of 1060 high Carbon steel and Tempered to a Rockwell of 53. The handle is covered in blue leather and wired wrapped. The sword comes with a matching blue Scabbard.

Specifications
Total length:  37"
Blade length: 31"
Blade width at base:  2"
Weight: 3 lbs 4oz

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1312 The Black Knight

14th C. Original found in the National Museum, in Copenhagen. 

"The Black Knight" Medieval Sword is Inspired by E.A. Christensen's sketch work, found on p. 121 of  Oakeshott's "Record of the Medieval Sword". Remaining true to its historical form, the black knight sword is one of the perfectly balanced swords of the medieval era. The original, dated at 1475 (with some controversy), has a double fuller blade. Our rendition of the sword, is forged with a single fuller.

Specifications
Total length: 36"
Blade length: 28"
Blade width at base: 2"
Weight: 3 lbs 4 oz 

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