One-handed functional sword Oakeshott XIV, copper pommel

If you are looking for a functional one-handed sword that combines beauty and resistance, you have come to the right place. We present you our Oakeshott XIV model, inspired by the weapons used in the S. XIV.

This replica sword features a full tang blade forged from spring steel, hardened and tempered to a Rockwell hardness of approximately 48-50 HRC. This characteristic gives him the necessary resistance to withstand the rigors of combat.

Additionally, the steel cross guard features folded ends for added security. The leather-wrapped wooden hilt will give you a firm and comfortable grip, allowing you to handle the sword with precision and dexterity. But without a doubt, the most striking detail of this sword is its disc-shaped copper pommel with the Latin inscription ""Sunt hic etiam sua praecuna laudi"", which translates as ""virtue has its due reward"" (quoted from book 1, line 461 of Vergil's Aeneid). This detail gives it a touch of elegance and distinction.

For added convenience, our sword is accompanied by a beautiful leather-covered wood-core scabbard. In addition, it includes a carrying belt so you can take it with you everywhere safely.

But it is not only an impressive looking sword, it is also ideal for combat practice. Its 2mm thick blunt edges and rounded tip make it perfect for re-enacting medieval combat, stage fights and even friendly combat.

Do not miss the opportunity to acquire this functional one-handed sword that combines beauty, resistance and quality. What are you waiting for to add it to your collection of historical weapons?

Technical specifications:

• Manufacturer: SPQR, specialist in historical swords and accessories.
• Steel hardness (Rockwell scale): 48-50 HRC.
• Weight: 1350 grams.
• Blade material: Spring Steel.
• Blade thickness: 2.2mm.
• Total length: 87 cm.
• Blade length: 68.5 cm.