Discover the majesty and charm of the Munich Renaissance Sword, an authentic work of art inspired by the models used during the 17th century. With its impeccable design, this sword will become the most precious treasure for fans of history and lovers of ancient weapons.
With a perfectly tempered 1065 high carbon steel blade, the Munich Renaissance Sword presents a perfect balance between resistance and flexibility. Its pommel and guard are skillfully made of steel, providing greater durability and protection during combat. But don't worry, this sword is designed for visual enjoyment and collecting as its blade is not sharp.
The hilt of the Munich Renaissance Sword stands out for its elegance and practicality. Made of wood wrapped in braided steel wire, it provides a firm and comfortable hold, allowing you to wield it deftly in your historical re-enactments or as a decorative piece. This sword comes complete with a leather scabbard, making it a perfect gift for enthusiasts of Renaissance history and culture.
With a blade width of 4.3 cm at the guard and 2 cm at the tip, the Munich Renaissance Sword stands out for its impressiveness. With a total length of 101 cm and a blade that measures 80 cm in length, this sword faithfully represents the style and aesthetics of the Renaissance era. In addition, its weight of 1480 grams will provide you with a sensation of authenticity and solidity when holding it in your hands.
Do not miss the opportunity to become a true Renaissance knight with the Munich Renaissance Sword. Its exquisite design and high-quality materials will transport you to the days of glory and bravery, giving you the chance to relive epic battles or simply display it proudly in your collection of ancient weapons. Acquire the Munich Renaissance Sword and give a touch of distinction to your life!
There are several originals of these swords in different public and private collections, one in the Wallace Collection and several in the Bavarian National Museum, and this replica was built after them. It is a perfect example of a German military cut and thrust swept hilt sword carried by the Munich City Guard around 1600. The slightly shorter blade and stout hilt were perfect for breaking up a street fight or tavern brawl, as the city guards used to do, and it was clearly intended for practical use.
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