Bold, broad, and powerful looking, the design of this 14th Century Medieval Sword with Scabbard and Belt was in response to plate-reinforced mail armour of the age, and its design does not leave a warrior wanting for power, functionality, or versatility. Classified as a Type XVI by Oakeshott, this sword is distinctive for its blade, which is broad at the base and has a strong profile taper as well as an equally pronounced diamond cross-section. The unique fuller follows the distinct taper of the blade. This blade itself is dual hardened and hand forged in 5160 high carbon steel. All these features ensure that the blade is strong and fully capable of delivering a wicked cut or a mail piercing thrust. The mild steel guard is gently curved at the tips, while the wheel-style pommel is unique for its engraving, which translates as May You Show Honor, Integrity, And Compassion To Your Enemies And All Living Things. The sword features a full-length tang that runs through the wood and leather-wrapped handle and is peened to the wheel pommel. This medieval sword comes with a matching leather-wrapped wood scabbard and an interlaced sword belt, allowing for both safe and secure storage and easy carrying. If you are looking for a classic workhorse, one that looks great and feels great, but more to the point, works great too, then you’ve found just that, as this 14th Century Medieval Sword with Scabbard and Belt brings all the power of its historical counterpart to the modern day swordsman.
Please be aware that this sword is hand forged, and as such, its finish and its overall measurements can vary slightly from what is shown here. Also, be aware that this sword is made to be practical, tough, and hardy, and its finish, being hammered and hand forged, can sometimes feature marks from the forging process.
Key Features:
A fully functional and extremely hardy sword
Based on the design of a 14th century knight sword
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