Long Sword of the Holy Roman Empire, XV century
We present you the incredible 15th century Holy Roman Empire Long Sword, an excellent quality replica that will transport you directly to that historical era full of fascination and adventure.
This sword stands out for its imposing and robust design. With a hand and a half fist, you can use it with one or two hands, adapting to any combat situation. Its imposingly large wheel knob adds a touch of class and power.
The blade of this sword is really impressive. With a flat diamond cross section and a thick spine running its entire length, you'll be able to rely on its strength and durability. In addition, the large pommel functions as a counterweight, facilitating perfect balance.
To guarantee its quality and authenticity, this replica has been made with materials superior to those used in the original. The blade has been hand forged by an expert swordsmith using 1080 high carbon steel, which provides superior resistance. In addition, it has been fully tempered and has a distal taper for proper weight distribution.
Not only that, this sword is accompanied by a scabbard that faithfully replicates those of the time. Made with a wooden body and covered in leather, it has a brass tip to guarantee its protection. Also, at the mouth of the scabbard, the leather extends up and covers part of the guard, providing a unique detail.
But that's not all, when you purchase the Holy Roman Empire Long Sword from the 15th century, you will receive a certificate of authenticity that guarantees its origin and historical characteristics. In addition, for its care and maintenance, we include Windlass Classic Wax and a polishing cloth, so you can always keep it in perfect condition.
Do not miss the opportunity to have in your hands a piece of history, manufactured by the renowned brand Windlass Steelcrafts®. Acquire the 15th century Holy Roman Empire Long Sword right now and be part of an era full of heroism and greatness.
This sword is in the same style as the famous sword that most scholars have co-confirmed to have belonged to Edward IV, the Black Prince. The original, designated IX.1106 by the Royal Armories, is a knight's longsword from the second half of the 14th century, found in Lake Constance, where Austria, Germany and Switzerland meet. This sword features a straight, double-edged, rigid conical blade with a deep point.
This sword would have been used primarily by men-at-arms and armored knights, usually one-handed on horseback or two-handed on foot. Swords like this were in use throughout Europe in the second half of the 14th century and would have been familiar to fencing masters such as Fiore dei Liberi and used in battles such as Sempach in 1386. This sword seems quite specialized for armored combat and as a half sword. (gripping the blade with one hand), due to the blade's remarkable stiffness and mass. The heavy pommel could be used to good effect for striking in close combat.
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