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Templar Longsword “Baldwin”
Hand-and-a-half sword, sharp 9260 blade, scabbard included
Length122 cm
Weight1.75 kg
ScabbardIncluded
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Medieval swords listed with the numbers that matter: blade length, weight, point of balance and steel grade. No adjectives standing in for measurements.
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106015th-century styling
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Bastard Sword “Zawisza”
Hand-and-a-half sword, sharp 1060 blade, scabbard included
Length128.5 cm
Weight1.85 kg
ScabbardIncluded
106515th-century styling
LongswordsNew
Bosworth Longsword
Hand-and-a-half sword, sharp 1065 blade, scabbard included
Length120 cm
Weight1.305 kg
ScabbardIncluded
516013th-century styling
LongswordsNew
Templar Longsword “Montgisard”
Hand-and-a-half sword in 5160 spring steel, scabbard included
Length132 cm
Weight1.72 kg
ScabbardIncluded
516015th-century styling
LongswordsNew
Longsword “Olbracht”
Hand-and-a-half sword in the German style, 5160 steel, scabbard included
Length132 cm
Weight1.72 kg
ScabbardIncluded
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Types of sword
Each type has its own page with dimensions, history and answers to the most common questions.
- Viking Swords and Early Medieval SwordsViking and Carolingian blades, 8th–11th c.
- One-Handed SwordsKnightly one-handers for sword and shield, 11th–14th c.
- Longswords and Bastard SwordsBastard swords and longswords, 14th–16th c.
- Two-Handed SwordsZweihänders and claymores, 15th–16th c.
- Falchions, Messers and Single-Edged SwordsFalchions, messers, early sabres.
- Medieval DaggersMisericordes, rondels, side knives.
- Training SwordsFeders and HEMA swords, made to order.
- Sword AccessoriesStands, scabbards, belts, oil and wax.