One-handed medieval sword Oakeshott Xlla, S. XIII

Discover the majesty of the Middle Ages and become a true knight with the one-handed medieval sword Oakeshott Xlla, S. XIII. Inspired by the design used by Konrad von Thüringen, Grand Master of the Teutonic Knights, this sword captures the essence of the era and will transport you to a world of adventure and bravery.

The Oakeshott Xlla model has a tempered steel blade, which ensures a Rockwell hardness of approximately 48-50 HRC, thus guaranteeing its resistance and durability. The blade is 5cm wide at the guard and 81cm long, giving you excellent maneuverability without compromising its power and combat effectiveness.

The steel cross guard features a slight curvature, adding a touch of elegance to its design. The wooden hilt, embellished with a pattern of cut diamonds and brass rings, offers a firm and comfortable grip, allowing you to have full control over the sword at all times. Furthermore, it is topped by an octagonal steel pommel with a cross motif on both sides, adding a unique and distinctive detail.

The beautiful wood-core scabbard is covered in high-quality leather, providing adequate protection for the sword and ensuring its safety during transport. It even includes a carrying belt, so you can comfortably and safely take it with you on the go.

SPQR is the manufacturer in charge of bringing you this historical jewel. With a solid reputation in the creation of historical swords and accessories, they have worked in every detail to ensure the authenticity and quality of this one handed medieval sword. Do not miss the opportunity to add this unique piece to your collection or use it in your theatrical performances, period festivals, role-playing games or simply to enjoy the experience of wielding an authentic medieval sword.

Don't settle for cheap imitations, invest in quality and authenticity. Take a piece of history with you with the one-handed medieval sword Oakeshott Xlla, S. XIII.

Steel hardness (Rockwell scale): 48-50 HRC

Blade width (at the guard): 5 cm.

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