Two Handed Medieval Sword
Classified as type Xa or XI, this 14th c. two handed sword presents one of the most significant war tool of the
medieval period. Numerous two handed swords with slight variations were found throughout Europe, establishing a general conformity and a pattern of influence among smiths of the time. Various two handed swords are found in the Royal Armoury of Turin also known as the
L'Armeria Reale, in the Imperial Treasury of Vienna, in the
Royal Armoury of Madrid and in the
Hermitage, Petrograd.
The Throat of the sheath is stamped with the
Templar Emblem.
The sheath is embossed with the Templar Cross
Customer Feedback about the Tempar Sword:
"Greetings, My new Darksword Two Handed Templar arrived
today and I just wanted to let you know how pleased I am with it. The
craftsmanship is evident throughout. There's an Irish Hospitallers sword in
our family, but not being the eldest son, it wasn't passed to me. This
sword is a very close representation of that one, including the simplicity,
length and heft. Anyhow, I'm very pleased and will not hesitate to order
from Darksword again."
~ Ian Bennett, USA.
"I received my sword last evening and it has exceeded my
already high expectations. It is pristine and wonderful. I will acquire all
my future blades from Darksword. Feel free to use me as a reference. Very
respectfully, William Edward Graf v. Ettendorf-ReBrook".
~William Edward Graf v. Ettendorf-ReBrook , U.S.A.
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