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Medieval Swords I

14th C. Two Handed Sword
16th C. Italian Rapier
Two Handed Norman Sword
Archer's Sword
Medieval Knight Bastard Sword
Henry V Sword
15th C. Mercenary Sword
The Black Prince
Dark Age Sword
11th C. Viking Sword

Medieval Swords II

The Medieval Knight
11th C. Norman Sword
11th C. Viking Sword
The Guardian Sword
Two Handed War Sword
12th. C. Medieval Sword
The Anduril (NEW)
The Ranger (NEW)
The Flames of the Angel
17th C. Saber

Medieval Swords III

The Messer (NEW)
15th C. Gothic Medieval Sword
The Nomad :: Fantasy Sword
Battle of Crecy War Sword
The Sage:: Fantasy Sword
The 100 Year War Sword
The Carpathean
Roman Legionnaire Sword
Early Migration Sword
The Black Knight Sword
Roman Spartha

Imports (NEW)

1350: The Messer (NEW)
Late 15th century – German. Original found in the Landesmuseum, Zurich.

The German Gross Messer has a reputation for being huge and imposing. This design (one of the 2010 Sword Buyer’s Guide Designer Contest Winners) is no exception. Gross Messers (German for “Great Knife”) look like scaled up versions of the classic “Bowie” style hunting knife, and were commonly seen during the later parts of the 15th Century. Powerful chopping weapons, they were popular among both the rich and the poor, and at this had intricate decorations on the guard and pommel.

Specifications
Total length: 29.5"
Blade length: 2"
Blade width at base: 2.52"
Weight: 3 lbs. 2 oz.

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1332: Two Handed Gothic Sword
Late 15th century – German. Original found in the Landesmuseum, Zurich.

Type XVIIIa.

This sword was very popular in Germany during the mid to late 15th century. The sword illuminates the artistic creativity of the time, resulting from the Gothic artistic revolution in the arts.

The clear crisp blade and details hexagonal quillions and crisp fishtail pommel attest to this artistic revival.

Specifications
Total length: 46.3"
Blade length: 35.5"
Blade width at base: 2"
Weight: 3 lbs. 8 oz.

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1348: The Kurgan Sword
Fantasy Medieval sword.

In the Highlander series on film and television, the Immortals are a fictional race of human-like beings that never grow old. They walk the earth hidden from us in plain sight, and are immune to age, disease, and death – except by beheading. An Immortal who takes the head of another Immortal can absorb their defeated foe’s knowledge, power and experience – and act known as the Quickening. Immortals hunt each other across the globe throughout history in a contest known as The Game, each attempting to take the heads of the other Immortals and become the one to win the mysterious Prize.

Specifications

1060 High Carbon Steel

Guard and pommel: mild steel
Total length: 42.5"
Blade length: 32"
Blade width at base: 2 1/2"
Weight: 3 lbs. 3 oz.

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1362: William Wallace Sword

No Scot is unaware of the tale of William Wallace. Born in 1272, Wallace was a Scottish warrior who featured heavily in the Wars for Scottish Independence. Along with other Scottish heroes such as the warrior-king Robert the Bruce, he was instrumental in Scotland maintaining its freedom from English rule. A (heavily edited) version of Wallace’s story is featured in the highly popular film “Braveheart,” a film that is simultaneously loved and disdained by many people in Scotland in the modern day.

In Braveheart film, William Wallace (portrayed by Mel Gibson) carries a very unique looking sword. While not a historically accurate model, it was designed for the movie and has since become a very recognizable piece (many a new sword collector began by looking to own a version of the Braveheart sword). Loosely inspired by the Highland Claymore, the Braveheart sword sports a long, solid bodied blade with a straight guard and heavy pommel. The defining feature is the leather-wrapped riccasso, which allows a fighter to shorten up his grip and turn the board slashing weapon into a close range thrusting weapon. This distinctive sword will be recognizable to any fan of the movie

Specifications

1060 High Carbon Steel

Guard and pommel: mild steel
Total length: 48"
Blade length: 38"
Blade width at base: 2"
Weight: 4 lbs. 5 oz.

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1349: German Executioner Sword
Late 17th century – German. Original found in the Medieval Crime Museum (Mittelalterliches Kriminalmuseum), in Germany.

Designed after a later historical model that survives in the Medieval Crime Museum (Mittelalterliches Kriminalmuseum) in Germany, the sword comes at the tail end of the period in which swords were used in Europe for executions (a period from the 16^th century to the 1720’s when this sword was made). It features a long, heavy blade that ends not in a point but a distinctive flat edge. The blade is heavily decorated as many executioner’s swords would be; and while in some cases the sword would be inscribed with the executioner’s name in this case the inscription translates as "I spare no one" – a brutal message for criminals facing this sword’s edge.

Specifications
Total length: 44.5"
Blade length: 35"
Blade width at base: 2 1/4"
Weight: 3 lbs. 12 oz.

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1354: 14th C Medieval Sword

This classic knightly sword has been reinterpreted many times in the modern world. This design is based on a 14^th century knightly sword with some unique features. In addition to the classic fullered blade and relatively plain curved guard, this sword has an interesting inscription on the pommel.
The Latin text reads, “Mai vos ostendo bonitatis, sinceritatis et clementia ad vestri inimicatus et omne vivum entis.” Translated, it says, “May you show honor, integrity and compassion to your enemies and all living things.” A truly chivalrous ideal for a knight to live up to, and a stirring reminder for us in modern times.

Specifications

1060 High Carbon Steel
Guard and pommel: mild steel
Total length: 34.5 "
Blade length: 27.5"
Blade width at base: 2.8"
Weight: 2 lbs. 12 oz.

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1347: Two Handed Medieval Sword of Svante Nilsson

Svante Nilsson (1460 – 1512) was a Swedish statesman and regent of Sweden. He became a member of the Privy Council of Sweden in 1482. He unwillingly supported the coup and overthrow of the king. His resignation was demanded by the Privy Council in the summer of 1511, but remained in power until his death on January 2, 1512.

The Sword of Svante Nilsson is one of the most elegant swords of the medieval period. interesting and original designs of the medieval period. . A curved S guard provides protection for the hands while also appearing very distinctive. The pommel's unusual flared design rounds out a sword that comfortably straddles the line between elegance and functionality.

Specifications

1060 High Carbon Steel

Guard and pommel: mild steel
Total length: 45.5"
Blade length: 34"
Blade width at base: 2" after ricasso

Blade width at ricasso: 1.5
Weight: 2 lbs. 13 oz.

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1321 The Nomad

Rangers are a fantasy character 'archetype,' idealized warriors who fight with honour and have a deep and abiding respect for nature. From Strider and the Dunedain Rangers in Tolkien's Lord of the Rings novels to Drizzt Do'Urden in the Forgotten Realms books, Rangers are one of the most popular characters in fantasy fiction and role-playing games. Frequently depicted as the "lone warrior" character fighting in the shadows against evil, Rangers fight with sword, knife and bow, and are talented in all manner of wilderness and tracking skills. Friend of elves and other mystical creatures, they have a tendency to wander the land alone in search of injustice. Hence the name of this Ranger-inspired weapon, 'The Nomad.'

Specifications
Total length: 42"
Blade length: 30"
Blade width at base: 1.5"
POB: 1" from the guard
Weight: 3 lbs. 8 oz.

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1363: The Spartan Sword
300 sword

The tale of “Leonidas and his brave 300” has inspired many works of fiction, including poems and in recent years films and novels. One of the most famous is the 1998 graphic novel “300” by Frank Miller. This work featured a unique artistic style that was adopted into a 2007 film by the same name. The swords used by the Spartans in the film is not historically based but still has managed to become an extremely popular model in reproduction. The sword is short and single edged, narrow at the shoulders and widening towards the tapered and curved tip. The unique looking curved guard and pommel provide partial hand protection. This blade may not be a historical model, but would be deadly in the hands of any Spartan.

Specifications

1060 High Carbon Steel
Guard and pommel: mild steel
Total length: 27"
Blade length: 21"
Blade width at base: 1 1/2" - 2.5" mid blade
Weight: 2 lbs. 11 oz.

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1351:Fëanor's Two Handed Medieval Sword
In J.R.R. Tolkiens Silmarillion, Fëanor was the most powerful elf who ever lived, so powerful that the dark lord Melkor was afraid of his might. Fëanor (“Spirit of Fire” in Sindarian) was one of the Noldor, the elves who lived in Valinor under the light of the two Trees (Laurelin and Telperion) that existed before the Sun and the Moon. He was such a mighty craftsman of jewels that he was able to place the light of the Trees into the three Silmarils, gems of such surpassing beauty that the wars fought over them changed the face of the world forever. Fëanor also was the first of the elves to forge weapons, and created the first swords that were used by elves to slay their own kin. Because of these deeds much evil entered into the world.

Specifications

1060 High Carbon Steel
Guard and pommel: mild steel
Total length: 45.5"
Blade length: 34"
Blade width at base: 2"
Weight: 2 lbs. 11 oz.

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1367: The Shadow of Death
Fantasy sword.

This unusual weapon is a variation on the Spartan “300” sword. The guard and pommel with the open hand guard are the same, as is the leather wrapped handle… however the blade is one of a kind. Part slashing weapon, part “scaled up” hunting knife, the blade includes a serrated portion along the cutting edge, a more “standard” edge along the flared tip, a section of larger serrations on the back edge and finally some “sword-breaker-like” ridges along the spine – each area designed for different use.
The Shadow of Death sword by DSA is meant for close quarters use, and would be equally at home as a short range slashing weapon or as a brush cutter or general use camping blade. The leather scabbard also has an option for a back strap that buckles in the front and holds the handle over the shoulder for easy access. This utilitarian little design combines brutality and practicality into one savage little package, and should be used with caution if not being kept on display.

Specifications

1060 High Carbon Steel
Guard and pommel: mild steel
Total length: 42.5"
Blade length: 32"
Blade width at base: 2 1/2"
Weight: 3 lbs. 3 oz.

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1346 Re-enactment Practice Sword Design inspired by a 10th C. model

The Three load practice Viking Sword is made of 2 mm thick 1060 High Carbon Steel and Tempered to a Rockwell of 53. We created this piece with the practitioner in mind. The thick blade gives greater resistance to the blade for theatrical type combat which requires exciting blade to blade contact for shows, theatrical plays and movie productions.

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Price: 79.00$

1330 ~ The Sage

Elves are mythical and magical creatures in many forms of fantasy literature, and nowhere do they receive more attention than in J.R.R. Tolkien's writings. Tolkien's Elves are powerful beings, whose grace, beauty and skill are all too often overshadowed by their hubris. The Elves fight against the Dark Lord for millenia, sometimes winning decisive battles, other times bring brought to the brink of extinction. Only their strength that burns in their hearts seems to help them carry the day; their strength and the weapons of power that they create.

Sword Specifications
Total length: 46.5"
Blade length: 36"
Crossguard: 10"
Handle and pommel 10"
POB: 3.5"

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Medieval Swords I

16th. C. Italian Rapier
Mercenary Medieval Swords
Dark Age Sword
Roman Sword
The Wallace Sword
Elf Fantasy Medieval Sword

Medieval Swords II

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

Medieval Swords III

15th. C. Gothic Medieval Swords
Gothic Medieval Swords
13th. C. English Medieval Swords
Two Handed Medieval Swords
Agincourt Medieval Swords
5th. C. Visigoth Early Medieval Swords

Imports

Medieval Swords :: Gallery III