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| Total length | 105 cms. |
| Place of manufacture | Toledo (Spain) |
| Material | Blade: Stainless Steel |
Blade size: 44.00 cm
Handle size: 16.00 cm
Overall size: 60.00 cm
Steel Type: Stainless Steel
Blade Type: Broadsword
Finish: Satin
Blade thickness: 3.42 mm
Handle type: ABS & Zinc/Black
Chainstay Type: ABS & Zamak
With ferrule
Weight: 308.80 grams
By the mid-1600s, dueling was at the height of its popularity. In fact, this tendency to settle matters of honor with steel reached such heights that King Louis XIII of France banned dueling for fear of losing many of his important dignitaries to this dangerous pursuit!
Aristocratic nobles saw it as their manly duty to defend their honor at the point of the sword, and as such, they began not only to seek the knowledge and training imparted by expert sword masters, but also to explore new types of weapons to help them gain a decisive advantage. One sword in particular began to gain popularity—a smaller, lighter, and faster version of the rapier that was easier to carry and faster in combat. A precursor to what would become the Smallsword, referred to by many simply as the transitional rapier.
Cold Steel's® interpretation of this blade (which has been called the Cavalier Rapier) features a sharp, double-edged, needle-tipped blade that is decidedly shorter and lighter than a classic rapier, allowing for much more speed and agility. With a perforated hardened steel shell protector, rings, quillons and brass knuckle bow, it offers surprisingly good hand protection, while its wire-wrapped handle and pommel counterbalance give great comfort and liveliness in the hand.
This battle-ready Viking sword was developed in close cooperation with fencing and martial arts instructor Volker Kunkel and his West-Coast-Institute. Unfortunately, Volker did not live to see the launch of this small series on the market. He passed away very early, in April 2021.
The goal was to offer a sturdy, yet light and well-balanced sword, ready for battle, with a smaller budget. Here, Volker contributed his many years of experience as a fencing teacher, trainer, and traveling merchant in medieval markets. The Ulfberth® team and their blacksmiths have implemented these specifications and the result is a battle-ready Viking sword with a great value for money.
Based on the original from 9 to 10 c. examples found in Britain and classified as Type L according to Petersen's Viking sword typology, features a blade forged in spring steel, which has been hardened in oil and tempered to a Rockwell hardness of approx. 48-52 HRC. The very wide fuller makes it flexible and lightweight. The sword comes with approx. 2 - Edges 2.5 mm thick and tip rounded and relatively wide, which makes it eligible for combat on stage.
Like many surviving historical examples of the time, the pommel is a two-part construction: the trilobed upper section is fixed to the curved base by means of two rivets, and the complete spike of the blade is solidly hammered into the lid of the pommel.
This sword is available with two different blade lengths (select the model you need from the drop-down menu: short = 64 cm / long = 74 cm). The short version is particularly ideal as a beginner's sword for fencers who are not yet very strong.
Matching leather sheaths with sword belt (product no. ULF-SW-11SA or ULF-SW-11SB ) are available separately.
Details:
- Battle-ready sword category: SK-B
Learn more about our classification for practical swords without cutting
- Blade material: spring steel (high carbon steel, non-stainless), hardened and tempered
- Rockwell Hardness: approx. 48-52 HRC
- Cable material: leather-clad wood, handle and protection in cast steel
Dimensions Sword ULF-SW-12 A (short version)
- Total length: approx. 80.5 cm
- Blade length: approx. 64 /64.5 cm
- Handle length: approx. 16 cm (handle approx. 10.5 cm)
- Blade width in protection: approx. 4.6 cm
- Blade thickness: approx. 4 mm (cutting edges approx. 2 mm)
- Break-even point: approx. 10 cm from guard
- Guard: approx. 12.5 cm long, 2 cm wide, 1 cm thick (center) / 2.5 cm thick (ends)
- Weight: approx. 1140 g
Early Anglo-Saxon Sutton Hoo sword with scabbard, 7th c.
Elden Ring sword straight sworn sword, unofficial replica, with a total size of 96.5 cm with black steel blade, burgundy synthetic leather cord handle, handle and cross with gold finish, with brown synthetic leather scabbard.
Overall size: 96.5 cm
Blade size: 72 cm
Blade thickness: 3.7 mm
Cape: Wired
Support: No
Weight: 1216 gr
This Cinquedea , short sword or large dagger of Italian origin with a broad blade, belongs to the Royal Armouries . This design has a longer blade and dates from around 1500–1530.
Although the Cinquedea was often carried as a weapon by civilian personnel, and some were highly decorated, this design is relatively simple and functional, and could have been carried as a military weapon by an infantryman or gunner.
The impressively wide 66 cm blade hasa complex transition from three to two flutes, with a thin and conical cross-section distally, making it a very light and fast weapon for its size.
Our Cinquedea is a faithful replica of all aspects of this sword in terms of shape and specifications, the most interesting being the unique construction of the hilt. The ingenious and iconic design of the guard is made with various components welded together, just like the original. The base of the blade extends completely through the guard and is attached to it (see photos).
The scabbard is made with a wooden body and covered in leather. The tip is reinforced with a brass ferrule. At the mouth of the hem, the leather extends upwards and covers part of the guard.
Manufactured by Windlass Steelcrafts, the original can be seen in the Royal Armouries Collection, Number IX.148.
Includes Certificate of Authenticity.
SPECIFICATIONS :
Manufactured by Windlass Steelcrafts®
Official product licensed by Royal Armouries. The name Royal Armouries is a registered trademark of Royal Armouries. All rights reserved. The Royal Armouries is the National Museum of Arms and Armor of the United Kingdom.
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Stunning replica of a traditional Chinese fighting sword
This sword is made of quality stainless steel and, although decorative, has a sharpening effect
65 cm
Robin Hood sword in various finishes (gold, bronze or decorated).
Robin Hood is an archetypical hero of medieval English folklore. Its name means Robin the hood or Robin of the Hood. According to legend, Robin Hood was a man of great heart who lived outside the law, hiding in Sherwood Forest and Barnsdale, near the city of Nottingham.
Skilled archer, defender of the poor and oppressed, fought the Sheriff of Nottingham and Prince Juan Sin Tierra, who used public force to illegitimately monopolize the riches of the nobles who opposed him. Steal the illegitimately enriched and distribute the estate among the poor and the victims.
Cid Tizona sword, the guard, the falcons and the pommel with bronze details, the handle in black. With a total size of 75 cm, steel blade.
Overall size: 75 cm
Blade size: 58 cm
Blade thickness: 2.5 mm
Support: No Stand
One Piece Katana Umbrella Trafalgar Law Model Unofficial Replica, Lilac Drawstring Handle with Black Striped Imitation Fur, the diameter of the open umbrella is 110 cm.
Open diameter: 110 cm
Cape: Wired
Weight: 720 gr
Replica of the German long medieval sword from the year 1510 with carbon steel blade EN45. Wooden handle with rivets.
MANUFACTURED ACCORDING TO THE SPECIFICATIONS OF THE GOVERNMENT OF URUGUAY.
All blades are stainless steel, polished, engraved and finished to government specifications.
Includes hem.
Scandinavian sword of the seller's period with brass cable bathed in tin, incl. Sheath
Sword of the Royal Armoury #IX.1426 .
This knight's sword from the Royal Armouries Collection dates from the late fifteenth century and is possibly of English origin .
This type of sword is a hand-held weapon, of medium to high status, from the late fifteenth and early sixteenth centuries, and would have been used both with and without armor. It would have been a reserve weapon for horsemen, used in combat both on foot and on horseback.
This sword shares some obvious similarities with the Westminster Abbey sword , which has long been associated with Henry V (but is now believed to have come from the funerary remains of Henry VII). It also shares a number of similarities with other English church swords and with depictions of swords in English funerary effigies and bronzes. Due to the state of preservation, it has been suggested that this sword may have been taken from an English church monument in centuries past, where it was probably originally deposited in the late fifteenth century.
Our replica is accurate and faithful, of traditional manufacture, very similar to the original. It has a robust Oakeshott Type XVIII blade measuring just over 79 cm, cutting and pushing, long and curved blades with characteristic terminals, short handle and prominent solid wheel knob. The original has an unusual floral engraving at the base of the blade, which we do not reproduce, because unfortunately in the original it is too damaged to be reproduced with certainty.
The scabbard is made with a wooden body and covered in leather. The tip is reinforced with a brass ferrule . At the mouth of the hem, the leather extends upwards and covers part of the guard.
Manufactured by Windlass Steelcrafts, the original can be seen in the Royal Armouries Collection, Number IX.1426.
Includes Certificate of Authenticity.
SPECIFICATIONS :
Manufactured by Windlass Steelcrafts®
Official product licensed by Royal Armouries. The name Royal Armouries is a registered trademark of Royal Armouries. All rights reserved. The Royal Armouries is the National Museum of Arms and Armor of the United Kingdom.
Éomer was captain of the king's cavalry, Marshal's marshal, and one of Rohan's mightiest warriors. He fought bravely alongside King Theoden against the forces of Mordor at the battle of Helm's Deep and in the Pelennor Fields to protect the white city of Minas Tirith and the hope of all Middle-earth. When the Haradrim army attacked from the heights of their great war beasts, the Mûmakil, Éomer led a charge against them. He struck down two of the beasts with a throw of his powerful spear. This authentically detailed replica is a reproduction of the actual filming prop built by Weta Workshop and used in the "Lord of the Rings" films presented by New Line Cinema. The 84" long boom is crafted from wood and cold-cast steel in reinforced polyresin, with precision-molded details and coloring. It is presented with a polyresin wall display, carved in the iconography of the horse of Rohan, and includes a certificate of authenticity. The boom comes in two sections that are easy to assemble.
Details: Total length: 213.36 cm
Material:
wood and steel
Cold Cast Reinforced Polyresin Including Polyresin Wall Exposure
Freemasonry philanthropy, philosophical and progressive, aiming to find the truth, the study of ethics and the practice of solidarity, and works for the material and moral improvement of humanity, is compatible with any religious or esoteric faith does not nullify the freedom of the individual.
