The English Infantry Falchion from the late 15th century is a sword from the Royal Armories collection, designed to give you an authentic and efficient combat experience.
This sword features a complex single-edged, hollowed and fluted blade, making it lighter without compromising strength. Its elegant fine but strong point will allow you to face your enemies armed with chain mail or plates.
The hilt of this sword not only gives you a good level of protection for your hands, but is also ideal for soldiers who don't typically wear gauntlets. In addition, its ergonomic design will provide you with a firm and comfortable grip, allowing you to quickly maneuver on the battlefield.
The blade of this sword has been hand forged by a skilled swordsmith, using superior 1080 high carbon steel that has been fully tempered. In addition, it has a distal narrowing for proper weight distribution, which will allow you to handle it more easily.
The scabbard of this sword has been carefully designed to replicate one of the time, using a wooden body and covered in leather. In addition, the tip of the scabbard is reinforced with a brass ferrule. At the mouth of the scabbard, the leather extends up and covers part of the guard, giving an authentic look and providing further protection for the sword.
In addition, when you purchase the English Infantry Falchion from the late 15th century, you will receive a certificate of authenticity that guarantees its originality and quality. Windlass Classic Wax and a polishing cloth are also included for care and maintenance, allowing you to keep your sword in excellent condition for a long time.
Do not miss the opportunity to become the owner of this legendary sword. Made by Windlass Steelcrafts®, a brand known for exceptional quality and craftsmanship!
Width: 15 cm., Blade Length: 69 cm., Weight: 880 gr., Blade width (on guard): 3.8 cm., Length: 81 cm.
The original has been in the Royal Armories Collection since before 1916 and its exact origin is unknown, although it is part of a group of similar English swords. This family of swords, known as "Wakefield Hangers", has a peak pommel and S-shaped forend. Some, like this model, have an additional tab or bar on the guard for greater protection.
(Note: the reed on the original was damaged and is bent upwards, showing that it was actually used for striking. In our reproduction it is correctly curved downwards like the original.)
These short swords were very popular sidearms for bilmans and archers during the Wars of the Roses and early Tudor Period. Thousands of swords like this would have seen action in battles like Towton, Barnet, Tewkesbury and Bosworth.
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