Dating : 1300 B.C -900 B.C
Provenance: This artifact was formerly part of the Abelita family collection, held from the 1980s through the 2000s
Condition: Museum condition

This Bronze age weapon belongs to the Type VI in the Khorasani classification system.

Similar Bronze bladed weapons were famously excavated by Professor Negahban in the royal cemetery of Marlik, marking this blade's important historical lineage.

This antique has a remarkably preserved long blade, featuring slightly rounded shoulders and a distinctive square-sectioned mid-rib that runs the entire length to the tip for maximum structural rigidity.

Authentication & Ethical Sourcing

At Darksword Armory, we prioritize the legal and ethical trade of antique weapons.

• INTERPOL Verified: This Bronze Age dagger has been cross-referenced with the INTERPOL Database of Stolen Works of Art. We have confirmed that this artifact is not listed, ensuring a clear and legal title for the buyer.

• Certificate of Authenticity: Your purchase includes a formal certificate attesting to the authenticity, provenance, and estimated age of the piece.

• Display Ready: The set includes a custom-designed museum-quality stand, perfect for showcasing this piece of history in your home or office.

This is a rare opportunity to acquire a verified, museum-quality weapon from one of the most significant bronze age eras in human history.

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The Frederick Stibbert Parade Armor: An Exceptional Piece of Provenance

This is a museum-quality harness, a true historical artifact that transcends its function as a mere suit of armor. This Parade Armor was the personal, ceremonial harness of Frederick Stibbert (1838–1906), the renowned Anglo-Italian collector and founder of the legendary Stibbert Museum in Florence, Italy.

• Certificate of Authenticity: The armor will be shipped with a signed certificate attesting to its authenticity and origin.
• Title Verification: A thorough verification was completed against Interpol's database of stolen works of art. The armor has not been reported stolen and does not appear on Interpol's registry.

This suit represents a rare opportunity to own a piece of European collecting history, directly linked to one of the 19th century's most significant figures in the world of arms and armor.

Price: 22,000 US$

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The Saga of the Volsungs, also known as the Völsunga saga, is one of our most famous surviving epic works of prose in Old Norse. A 13th century work based on a much older myth and Legend. In these sagas, Viking warriors were masters of the axe, a weapon as vital to their survival as it was to their conquests. Unlike the shorter, handier axes, the Langox, or Long Axe, is fitted on an extended shaft, a crucial design element that allowed for devastating, far-reaching swings in close-quarters battle. This offers superior reach and leverage for powerful, decisive blows.

Drawing inspiration from excavated axe heads, our team has forged the axe while keeping the form and functionality of the Dane  or Broadaxe – weapons renowned for their immense cutting power and extended range. Every curve of the blade, every detail of the haft, reflects a weapons that shaped an era.

Total Length : 42”
Viking Axe head (width): 6”
Viking Axe head (Hight) 10” long
Weight: 3 lbs. 5 oz.

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Blade: 5160 High Carbon Steel. Dual Hardened.
Total length: 18"
Blade length: 12"
Grip: 4"
Hilt: 6.5"
Weight: 1 lbs. 5 oz.

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Named for the shieldmaiden, hero, and architect of one of the most bloody and decisive revenge stories in Norse lore, the Gudrun Norse Viking Axe is our newest axe design. From the pages of the Völsunga saga, Gudrun (Guðrún) is a stirring tale of someone pushed too far until the weight of her many burdens causes her to take matters into her own hands and leaves a bloody and fiery swath of destruction behind her as a result. Decorated with a Viking knotwork design depicting the Midgard Serpent, this long-bladed and straight-necked Viking axe is a design both classic and capable. Its hardwood handle provides a stable and comfortable grip, and is long enough to provide the torque needed for powerful blows against Shield, helmet, or enemy. A balance between functionality and work of art, the Gudrun Norse Viking Axe would do any Viking proud - especially shieldmaidens on a path to revenge.

Total Length : 47”
Viking Axe head (width): 9”
Viking Axe head (hight) 12” long
Weight: 4 lbs. 12 oz.

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C. 1400-1425, Type XIV blade.
The Philadelphia Museum of Art.

This is an extremely rare surviving example of a type of sword carried by Scottish knights. A similar sword is represented on a funeral monument believed to be that of Robert de Greenlaw (died 1411) at Kinkell, Aberdeenshire, Scotland. The original resides in the Philadelphia Museum of Art, having been bequeathed to the museum in the late 1970s from a private collection. The single-handed, double-edged sword is a unique take on the standard nightly arming sword designs, with upswept and flared cross guard matched with the classic wheel pommel with a peen block. The sword is named after the Scottish hero, Robert the Bruce, who united the clans during the war of Scottish independence and eventually turned the tide in the battle of Bannockburn.  

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In Norse culture, skalds were a special class of storyteller, poet, and historian who carried and passed on their people's mythology. The Darksword Armory Skald is inspired by those keepers of Viking Legend. A long, broad-based blade suitable for the slashing combat style used by Viking raiders terminates in a sharply pointed tip, and is polished to a mirror finish. A 5 lobed pommel design as described by Jakobsson in Krigarideologi och vikingatida svärdstypologi is complimented by a simple cross guard often seen on Type X swords and earlier. Unique Darksword’s design, the skald has a double fuller - rarely seen, if ever, in the historical surviving artifacts. A suitable companion for a warrior poet, the Darksword Armory skald is a crisp and a classic design for fans of Viking weaponry

SPECS:

Blade: 5160 High Carbon Steel. Dual Tempered HRc 60
48-50 at the core
Fittings : Mild Steel
Total Length: 38"
Blade Length : 32"
Weight: 2 lbs. 11 oz.

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The dagger is currently in stock. This is our latest piece. Official description pending review. 

SPECS:
Blade: 5160 High Carbon Steel
Total Length: 17”
Blade Length: 11”
Weight: 1 lb.
POB: at the guard.

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More a short sword than a true dagger, the Anduril Dagger is a companion piece to our version of the most famous sword from The Lord of the Rings trilogy. The 21 inch blade is marked with elvish runes exactly the same as the full size Anduril sword, though as the runes are smaller and on a smaller steel canvas they appear even more intricate. The double-edged single fullered blade leads to miniature versions of the Anduril fittings developed by Darksword Armory, including the White Tree of Gondor on the tips of the pommel and guard. The beautifully detailed leather handle completes the piece and sets it apart as a true weapon in its own right. Whether alone or paired with its larger version, the Anduril Dagger is a formidable weapon and exquisite work of art by the talented hands that work our forge.

Blade: 5160 High Carbon Steel. Dual Hardened.
Total length: 29.5"
Blade length: 21"
Weight: 1 lbs. 14 oz.

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*NEW* This is our most recent Norse Viking Axe.  We are very proud of this axe. It is light, versatile, beautifully made and most importantly, destructive !  

The Chieftain Dane Axe, inspired by the Norse Sagas, is a true war axe, nearly 4 ft from end to end. The hardwood handle is extended to provide extra reach and torque for powerful, helmet splitting blows. Leather wrap on the mid-handle improves the grip, while the tapered end of the handle creates a comfortable place for extending the reach of the weapon. The head of the axe is carefully inscribed with the visage of a ferocious wolf depicted with Norse knotwork, certainly one of our most beautiful axe designs. The steeply dropping edge of the bearded axe head creates a cutting edge nearly a foot long, which went backed by the significant weight of the weapon is truly fearsome. By bringing this axe into your home, you bring a piece of legend with it - while we sit and wait for the sun devourer, it will surely keep you safe.

Total Length : 47”
Viking Axe head (width): 9”
Viking Axe head (hight) 12” long
Weight: 4 lbs. 12 oz.

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Companion piece to our Alexandria sword, one of our most popular weapons based on a true historical model, the Alexandria dagger is a classic early 15th century design. The short (11"), double-edged blade has a diamond cross section, making it a stiff and unyielding weapon designed to be terribly effective at thrusting. The straight steel guard is a small version of the Alexandria swords guard with the distinctive swept tips that could catch the blade of an opponent. The classic wheel pommel is a twin to the one on the dagger's larger cousin. The Oxblood leather handle and sheath are eye-catching in their quality, marking this as the daily carry of a wealthy individual. Alone or with the Alexandria sword, this dagger is an excellent piece to be proud of in your collection.

Blade: 5160 High Carbon Steel
Total Length: 17”
Blade Length: 11”
Weight: 1 lb.
POB: at the guard.

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*NEW* This is our most recent dagger. We are currently taking pre-production orders. The first batch will be completed in January 2024. 

Inspired by Glamdring, the sword of Gandalf in The Lord of the Rings films, The Sage Dagger is a companion weapon to one of the more famous fantasy swords in recent times. This leaf bladed dagger is a light and powerful piece that is more than just a smaller version of a larger sword – it is a true weapon in its own right, with 12 in of blade and 1 lb 5 oz of weight behind it. Despite being a fantasy dagger, the Sage has been designed and crafted for actual use and combat. The dagger handles beautifully. It is a very responsive sword that feels “alive” , light yet powerful. The relatively wide leaf shaped blade feels like it can deliver damaging blows to anything in it's path, while keeping a look of grace. The Sage dagger's characteristics make it a fantasy weapon of choice for collectors and will certainly be a centerpiece and a conversation piece at the center of any collection.  

Specs
5160 High Carbon Steel
Dual hardened tempered to a Rockwell of 53
Total length: 18.5″
Blade length: 12″
Handle length: 3 1/4″
Blade width at base: 1 1/2″
Weight:  1lbs 5oz

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*NEW* This is our most recent Norse Viking Axe.  We are very proud of this axe. It is light, versatile, beautifully made and most importantly, destructive !  

In Scandinavian, Birger means to “help and protect” – a name fitting for a beastly Norse axe. Inspired by the Midgard Serpent from Norse Mythology who is depicted in Norse knotwork on the head, the Birger Norse Viking axe is based on designs by the migration period of the Nordic people. The design of the head gives the axe a steep beard and long cutting edge, while keeping a solid neck and sharp spurs to reinforce and strengthen it for battle. Nearly 4 ft from end to end, the hardwood handle is extended to provide extra reach and torque for powerful, helmet (and head) splitting blows. Axes like this are one reason why an encounter with Viking raiders in the ancient world was so feared, and why their legends are still spread today.

Total Length : 35”
Viking Axe head (width): 8”
Viking Axe head (Hight) 7” long
Weight: 4 lbs. 1 oz.

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The Squire dagger, companion to the Squire Sword,  is designed with those apprentice knights in mind. A mid-length, double-edged blade crafted from tempered 5160 spring steel provides a durable and resilient striking edge. The blade has a 3/4 length fuller. The simple, curved guard sets this dagger apart from the standard cruciform hilt sword, and the wheel pommel is a classic design. What sets this dagger apart, is its handling. Weighing 1 lbs, the Squire is a startlingly fast and responsive dagger. In the hands of a growing apprentice knight, the Squire would be a suitable training or combat weapon; in your hands, it would be a lively dagger that begs to be put through its paces.  

Being specifically designed for close quarter combat, the Squire handles beautifully. It is a very responsive sword that feels “alive” and light in the hand. Easily wieldable even in novice hands, the Squire dagger's characteristics make it a medieval weapon of choice for all collectors. The dagger is perfectly balance for swift movement and powerful delivery in both cut and thrust motions. 

While historically made for the noble elites, the Squire is perfect for beginner and advanced students of the sword. The Crusader dagger is a light, responsive and enjoyable dagger to handle while being resilient enough to withstand actual use in combat.

Specs
5160 High Carbon Steel
Dual hardened tempered to a Rockwell of 53
Total length: 17″
Blade length: 12″
Handle length: 3 1/4″
Blade width at base: 1 1/2″
Weight:  1lbs 0oz

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Companion dagger to our Duke Sword, The Duke dagger is the quintessential medieval knight’s dagger. Dawned with the traditional wheel pommel and cruciform guard, the Duke dagger's geometry corresponds to the typical medieval dagger used by the aristocratic knights of the Medieval medieval period.

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*NEW* This is our most recent Norse Viking Axe. We are very proud of this axe. It is light, versatile, beautifully made and most importantly, destructive !  

The Fenrir Viking axe is named after the ancient wolf from Norse mythology who will usher in Ragnarök and the end of all things. A bearded axe with a deep dropped point, the Fenrir is one of our latest designs and is deeply inspired by Norse history and prophecy. The stained wood handle is wrapped in leather and treated to resist the elements, and the leather wrap is riveted at multiple points along the handle. Intricate knotwork depicting a wolf's head is inlaid into the metal of the axe. The full length is nearly 4 ft long, and this hefty weapon certainly needs the reach - it promises to deliver devastating blows should the need arise. For fans of Viking myth and legend, or even just fans of Viking aesthetic and weaponry, the Fenrir acts is fit for a chieftain.

Total Length : 47”
Viking Axe head (width): 9”
Viking Axe head (height) 12” long
Weight: 4 lbs. 12 oz.

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*NEW* 

This is our most recent Norse Viking Axe.  We are very proud of this axe. It is light, versatile, beautifully made and most importantly, destructive !  

From the pages of Norse mythology comes the Lawgiver. So named for Forseti, Norse god of justice, fairness, and reconciliation, the Lawgiver is a bearded Viking axe with beauty and presence. The head of this axe is decorated with Viking knotwork, a savage design reminiscent of the dragon figureheads on Viking longships. The dropped edge of the axe head creates a longer cutting edge while reducing the weight. The treated hardwood handle is wrapped in leather, ready to ride on your belt or back while you tread through the hills or go raiding with your war party.

Total Length : 30”
Viking Axe head (width): 7.5”
Viking Axe head (hight) 7” long
Weight: 4 lbs. 2 oz.

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provenance: The Mount St. Alphonsus Seminary in Esopus, NY,
Origin: Printed in Liege, France. 
Language: Latin
Condition: good , Vellum bound  
Dimensions: 7" H x 5" wide

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Antoine Bauderon de Senec Essay

provenance: Paris, 
Condition: Very good  
Dimensions: 7.3" H x 4.5" wide

1717 1ed Epigrams Antoine Senece French Poetry Mythology Dialogues Poems Vellum

Antoine Bauderon de Senece was an early 18th-century French poet and writer. One of his best works was his collection of short verses entitled Epigramsa. This work contains madrigals, introspective poems, dialogues of mythical figures, reflection on love and ethics.  all in poetic verse, this 1st Edition of Senece's Epigrams  was published in Paris by Giffart in 1717. 

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Parrying daggers are a mainstay of European Renaissance fencing. Held in the off hand, the parrying dagger (or “main gauche”) allowed duelists to fight two handed against each other. Skilled fencers would use the parrying dagger in conjunction with a rapier for maximum effect. As these daggers were as much a part of a gentleman’s daily costume as they were for self defence they were often beautifully decorated as well as skillfully made. This design is based on a surviving late 16th, early 17th German example currently located in the Leeds Museum. It is named for master Italian fencer Fiore dei Libiri, author of Fior di Battaglia and Trattato della scherma.

 
Blade: 5160 High Carbon Steel
Total length: 17"
Blade : 11"
weight: 1 lb 3 oz

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"The Hastings" is an elegant design fostered by the classic hand-and-a-half sword of the Noman knights. Inspired by an Oakeshott Sub-Type XIIIa, this version has a double fuller which extends to ¾ the length of the blade. The sword is named after the Battle of Hastings, one of, if not, the most important battles in English history. The Battle of Hastings took place on October 14th 1066, and marked the end of Anglo-Saxon rule in Britain as well as leading to the introduction of the common law. 

Hand forged from 5160 High Carbon Steel
Differential Hardened at a Rockwell of 60 at the Edge; 48-50 at the core.
Fittings: Mild Steel
Handle: Leather Wrapped wood Core (oak)
Total length: 39"
Blade length: 32"
Blade width at base: 2 1/8"
Grip Length: 5 inches
Weight: 2 lbs 14oz

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Make :Made of heavy iron, Hand hammered and hand chisel.
Hand engraving : Arabic.
Nasal Guard: engraved "Allah".
Skull; Entire surface of skull has hand engraved flower motifs. fitted to with chain mail to sustain blow.
Comes with museum display stand

Height: 24"
Width: 8"

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"There is malice in this sword. The dark heart of the smith still dwells in it. It will not love the hand it serves, neither will it abide with you long."

The Gurthang is a sword inspired by a dark fate. In J.R.R. Tolkien’s The Silmarillion, the Gurthang is a meteoric iron sword originally forged by the Dark Elf Eöl but made most famous in the hands of the tragic hero Túrin Turambar. Unlike other swords in Toliien’s work Gurthang was said to have a personality, to rejoice in war and lament over the blood of the innocent. Countless orcs fell before its edge, and it was even used to slay the Father of Dragons. Our version of Gurthang is a two-handed longsword with a 32” double-fullered blade. The curved guard with elven script and black hardwood grip – carved with elegant knotwork – show the weapon’s Elven inspired heritage. The long handle and heavy pommel provide excellent leverage and bring the point of balance down close to the guard, giving this sword a lively presence. Holding it, one feels as though they too could face off against a dragon.

SPECS:
Total Length : 44.5”
Blade Length: 32”
grip: 10"
Blade Width: 2 1/16”
Crossguard Length: 10”
Guard Depth: 7/8”
Weight: 3 lbs 12oz. 
P.O.B.: 2 ¾”

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Inspired by J.R.R. Tolkien’s The Silmarillion, the Darksword Armory Ringil is a European-style sabre with a fantasy twist. In the ancient history of Middle Earth, Ringil was carried by the elven High King Fingolfin, the most valiant warrior who ever lived. One of the few named weapons in Tolkien’s works, Ringil was used by Fingolfin in his epic single combat against the Dark Lord Morgoth. This deadly Elven blade gave the Dark Lord wounds from which he never recovered. Our version of Ringil is single-edged, as were many of the Elven weapons of the Second Age depicted in the Peter Jackson Fellowship of the Ring prologue. A hand-and-a-half sabre, this sword is similar to 16th century Swiss designs – with a fantasy twist. With excellent handing, a carved hardwood handle, and Elven script on the blade this sword sits comfortable at the intersection of deadly and beauty.

SPECS:
Total Length : 46”
Blade Length: 34”
grip: 8.5"
Blade Width: 2 ”
Crossguard Length: 6”
Guard Depth: 7/8”
Weight: 3 lbs 13oz. 

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Inspired by the Italian greatswords of the 16th century, the  Medici, type XVIIIb, Two-Handed Sword is a surprisingly elegant and nimble design. The long, slender blade is rendered a strong thrusting weapon due to the diamond cross-section, allowing it to slip between plates of armor and split rings of mail. Yet the reasonable point-of-balance and extended, leather-wrapped handle create a weapon that flows smoothly through guard, cut, and thrust, not limiting it to a single style of offence. The gracefully curved guard and scentstopper pommel complement the simple and straightforward blade, and everything is polished to a mirror sheen. The Medici, named for the Italian political dynasty that were for a time the de facto rulers of Italy, is a beautiful weapon that deserves to be a centrepiece in your home.

SPECS:
Total Length : 51”
Blade Length: 38.5” 
grip: 9"
Blade Width: 2 1/16”
Crossguard Length: 9”
Guard Depth: 7/8”
Weight: 3 lbs 5oz. 
P.O.B.: 5 ¾”

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Based on the Type XX German Longswords of 16th century, the Olbrecht is a true warsword. A late evolution of the medieval sword, the Type XX’s broad, refined blade is designed to effect powerful strokes with devastating results. Twin fullers give the blade a unique design while both adding strength and reducing weight. Like many Renaissance two-handed warswords the handle is long and designed to provide adequate leverage for heavy blows. A scentstopper pommel (common to the Type XX) and long, slightly curved guard complete the weapon. While some of the larger two-handed swords of Type XX style were decorative in purpose, the Olbrecht is a true battle-ready sword – even if there are no longer battles for it to fight.

SPECS:

Total Length : 49.5”
Blade Length: 36”
grip: 10"
Blade Width: 2 1/16”
Crossguard Length: 10”
Guard Depth: 7/8”
Weight: 3lbs 11oz. 
P.O.B.: 4 ¾”

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Provenance: Germany, . 

Condition: good

Training 1520 styled German Katzbalger, cica 1900.

Straight, double-edged blade with the Passau wolf engraved and maker's stamp.

Stamped "J. Zimbler Wien 7" on the ricasso.

S-shaped curved crossguard with flat finials. Fluted grip, iron pommel. Length 76cm.

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The new project from Darksword Armory Owner Eyal Azerad - the Raven Chef Knife is a high end, Japanese inspired professional chef knife at an affordable price, Canadian-made with EN 1.4116 German Krupp steel. This traditional Japanese chef knife has been redesigned with more chopping and cutting clearance, with a newly designed bolster angle. This makes the Raven Knife much easier to handle, control and slice - with an ultra sharp-edge.

The Raven Knife comes with our signature Series magnetic knife block.  
The magnetic knife block is made with 1" thick super magnets set in Canadian maple stained wood. The double-sided magnetic block can hold up to 8 large knives (4 on each side). The block weights 14 lbs. The super magnets will hold any knife very tightly to avoid any knife drops.  

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The Lord of the Rings Anduril sword is a recreation from the popular trilogy written by J.R,.R. Tolkien. The Anduril is hand Crafted with 5160 High Carbon steel, dual hardened to a Rockwell of 60 at the edge and 48-50 at the core. The beautifully detailed leather handle is accentuated by the unique pommel, making this one of the most recognized fantasy swords. The blade is forged with a deep full length fuller. 

Blade: 5160 High Carbon Steel.
Dual Tempered HRc 60
48-50 at the core
Total Length: 47.5"
Blade Length : 36"
Blade Width: 2.3"
Weight: 5lbs 3 oz
POB: 3"

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The Baron is an extremely well‑balanced medieval longsword that is light, responsive, and a true joy to wield. We are very proud of this piece. Designed as a seamless blend of handling and historical aesthetics, the Baron exemplifies the spirit of pre‑Renaissance Italy. This longsword is a classic transitional weapon, bridging the gap between the arming swords of the Middle Ages and the fencing‑style longswords of the Renaissance.

Based on the Oakeshott Type XVIa classification, the Baron features a long, double‑fullered blade that performs exceptionally well in both cutting and controlled handling. It strikes an ideal balance between agility and power. Steel fittings and a scent‑stopper pommel complete the design, echoing the early evolution of Italian sword craftsmanship as the region moved toward the height of Renaissance Europe.

Specifications
Blade: 5160 High Carbon Steel, Dual Tempered – HRc 60
48–50 at the core
Fittings: Mild Steel
Blade Thickness: 1.34 mm
Total Length: 44"
Blade Length: 32"
POB: 3.5"
Weight: 3 lbs 4 oz

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size: One Size fits all 

Material: Stainless Steel

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Comfort fit band

Material: Stainless Steel

Available sizes: 8, 9, 10, 11, 12, 13

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size: One Size fits all 

Material: Stainless Steel

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size: One Size fits all 

Material: Stainless Steel

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size: One Size fits all 

Material: Stainless Steel

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size: One Size fits all 

Material: Stainless Steel

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Each shield is 30" x 22" and weighs 5 lbs 2 oz.

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Our premium embossed scabbards are specifically made to fit the following Darksword Armory models : 1303 and 1307.  It is appropriate for blades up to 28 inches in length. 

Throughout the medieval era, the scabbard was far more than just a protective sheath for a sword; it was a powerful symbol of the owner's wealth, status, and nobility. While the sword itself represented martial prowess and honor, the scabbard served as a canvas for intricate decoration that spoke to the wielder's place in society.

Historically, decorated scabbards were a hallmark of the knightly class and high-ranking nobles. The use of fine materials like high-quality leather, precious metals, and intricate embossing or filigree work was a clear indicator of a person's standing. Patterns were often embossed directly into the leather, as seen in this scabbard, or adorned with fittings made of silver, gold, or bronze. These decorations were not merely for aesthetics; they often carried symbolic meaning, featuring heraldic crests, religious symbols, or stylized motifs that represented the family's lineage or a particular virtue. A beautifully crafted scabbard was a public declaration of the wielder's importance, a wearable work of art that commanded respect and admiration. Our Deluxe Embossed Scabbard pays homage to this rich history, allowing you to carry a piece of that noble tradition.

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