Arming Lübeck medieval sword with scabbard, s. XIII
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Arming Lübeck medieval sword with scabbard, s. XIII. This one-handed, double-edged sword, which shows the typical features of swords wielded by Crusaders in the early Middle Ages, is a reconstruction of a 13th-century Oakeshott Type XII find held in the St. Annen in Lübeck, Germany. Although the original archaeological piece was badly corroded upon recovery, a detailed examination revealed the high level of craftsmanship required for its manufacture. One notable feature is its impressive length, which is quite unusual for one-handed swords of Type XII design.
Our inexpensive, decorative reproduction of this knightly sword has a wide, evenly sharpened EN45 spring steel blade that is rounded on both sides for approximately two-thirds of its length. The edges are not sharp and the full tang of the blade is hammered down to the pommel. The hilt consists of a steel crosspiece, a wood-core hilt wrapped in reddish-brown dyed leather, and a disc-shaped bronze pommel topped with a steel block.
Features
| Long | 107 cm. |
|---|---|
| Sheet material | Acero EN45 |
| Sheet Thickness | 4 mm. |
| Weight | 1960 gr. |
| Blade long | 89 cm. |
| Width at Guard | 5.5 cm. |
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Arming Lübeck medieval sword with scabbard, s. XIII. This one-handed, double-edged sword, which shows the typical features of swords wielded by Crusaders in the early Middle Ages, is a reconstruction of a 13th-century Oakeshott Type XII find held in the St. Annen in Lübeck, Germany. Although the original archaeological piece was badly corroded upon recovery, a detailed examination revealed the high level of craftsmanship required for its manufacture. One notable feature is its impressive length, which is quite unusual for one-handed swords of Type XII design.
Our inexpensive, decorative reproduction of this knightly sword has a wide, evenly sharpened EN45 spring steel blade that is rounded on both sides for approximately two-thirds of its length. The edges are not sharp and the full tang of the blade is hammered down to the pommel. The hilt consists of a steel crosspiece, a wood-core hilt wrapped in reddish-brown dyed leather, and a disc-shaped bronze pommel topped with a steel block.
This medieval one handed sword comes complete with a reddish brown wood and leather scabbard with matching hilt sheath.
Please note that this medieval sword is not a battle ready weapon. It is intended as a collector's item or decoration/display item and is not suitable for combat re-enactment. In addition to its quality as a collectible, it is also perfectly suited as an accessory, e.g. to complete your costume, and will make your transformation into a noble knight perfect.
This functional sword belongs to CATEGORY C. These are unique pieces that attract collectors, museums, and professionals passionate about the history and craftsmanship of weapons. These functional swords are characterized by their tempered carbon steel blades, some sharpened and others not, making them versatile pieces for display or collecting. These swords are NOT suitable for combat or confrontations with other weapons, although they are appreciated for their beauty and authenticity.
Each Category C sword is a masterpiece of craftsmanship, with carefully crafted details that pay tribute to past eras. These swords are ideal for enriching private collections, enhancing museum displays, or for use in theatrical performances and film productions that require a high level of historical detail.
For enthusiasts and professionals looking to experience the feeling of wielding a functional sword, Category C swords offer a unique opportunity. Whether you are completing your collection or admiring these pieces, these swords will transport you through time and connect you with the rich history of the sword.



