15th Century knightly Longsword

15th Century knightly Longsword.

15th Century Longsword

This replica knightly longsword is part of the Royal Armouries Collection by Windlass. The original sword is believed to have been found in the River Thames. This is the sort of hand-and-a-half sword that was often carried by knights and men-at-arms, and it features a two-handed hilt with a scent-stopper pommel.

This replica is crafted with a hand-forged blade by a skilled blacksmith using modern 1080 high-carbon steel that is fully tempered and distally tapered for proper weight distribution.

The sheath is made with a wood body and covered with leather. The tip is reinforced with a brass chape that features a traditional cut-out. At the throat, the leather extends upward and covers part of the guard at the ricasso. Includes a certificate of authenticity on heavy stock. the original can be seen in the Royal Armories Collection, Object Number IX.16.

Overall Length: 46-1/2″

Blade Length: 36-1/2″

Guard: 10-3/18″ wide overall

Blade Width at Ricasso: 1-3/4″

Blade is distally tapered: 5/16″ thick at guard, 13/64″ at the tip

Weight: 3 lb / 6 oz

Material: 1080 High Carbon Steel

Edge: Double edged with a bevel on each side, unsharpened

For sale at £250 + P&P

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