Medieval Cross Pommel Sword
$233.05
Availability: 4 in stock
You hear an officer commanding troops to take up their swords in preparation for battle. You wield the Medieval Cross Pommel Sword. Made from EN45 high carbon steel, this functional sword has a double-edged blade. Two fullers run down two-thirds the length of the blade. These fullers help to lighten the blade. The sword continues with an angled crossguard. The arms of the crossguard angle towards the blade. These arms feature a diamond-shaped cross-section. On the blade side of the crossguard, there is a removable black felt pad which helps to protect the crossguard from scratches.
Next, the steel hilt has a leather wrapped grip. The black grip has ridges which make it easier to hold onto. The hilt ends with a disk-shaped pommel. A silver-colored cross adorns the center of the pommel against a black background. Finally, this sword comes with a brown leather scabbard and sword frog. Black stitching adorns the scabbard. Meanwhile, two loops on the sword frog allow the scabbard to hang from a belt, not included. Take this sword to your next historical reenactment or you can easily add the Medieval Cross Pommel Sword to a sword collection.
Key Features:
- Fully functional
- Two fullers lighten the blade
- Has thick edges for safety
- Comes with a brown scabbard and frog
- Can hang off of a belt, not include
- Great for historical reenactments
Materials:
- Made from EN45 high carbon steel
- Grip is steel with leather wrapping
- Scabbard and frog are leather
Care Instructions:
- Check out our Sword Care and Maintenance Guide for all kinds of info on how to take care of your sword and keep it in its best shape.
| Overall Length | Blade Length | Weight | |
|---|---|---|---|
| One Size | 38.1 inches | 30.7 inches | 3 pounds 8.4 ounces |
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idratherbeflying1 (verified owner) –
I’m not typically a fan of Deepeeka swords. However, this example thoroughly impressed me. From it’s unique guard to the distinctive pommel, this sword is a warriors best companion. The design is late crusader era so would do well in the role of a returning knight, or a soldier-mercenary. The scabbard has a wonderful “battlefield built” appearance which lends credence to the multiple roles it could be employed.