Discover the majesty and power of the 15th century English or French two-handed sword. This exceptionally detailed replica is crafted with an improved blade over the original, hand forged by an expert swordsmith from superior 1080 high carbon steel, fully tempered and tapered distally for impeccable weight distribution.
The scabbard of this sword is designed to replicate those of the period, with a wooden body and elegant leather covering. In addition, the tip is reinforced with a high-quality brass ferrule. At the mouth of the scabbard, the leather extends upwards and partially covers the guard, adding a touch of authenticity and elegance.
This two-handed sword is one of the most elegant out there. This is an accurate replica of Example IX.1787 from the Royal Armouries' amazing collection of edged weapons. This sword is believed to have been found in an excavation near the site of the Battle of Castillon, in France.
Similar in proportion to hand-and-a-half swords of the period, but in an imposing enlarged dimension, it features a fishtail-shaped pommel, a straight guard with a domed top, and a double-edged blade with a cross section of flattened diamond. The blade is versatile, allowing for both cutting and pushing.
In this exclusive offer, you will receive a certificate of authenticity , assuring the quality and origin of your sword. In addition, for its care and maintenance, we provide you with a bottle of Windlass Classic Wax and a polishing cloth at no additional cost. So you can keep your sword in perfect condition to admire it and display it with pride.
With a length of 147 cm and a weight of 2100 g, this sword is not only a true work of art, but also a powerful tool. Manufactured by Windlass Steelcrafts®, a renowned brand in the world of swords, you can be sure that you are purchasing a quality product that will last a lifetime.
Don't miss this opportunity to own one of the most impressive swords ever. Order now and take home an exceptional 15th century replica that will take you back to a bygone age of bravery and legend.
Two-handed swords of this type were increasingly used as specialized weapons in the second half of the 15th century, laying the foundation for the massive two-handed swords of the following century (such as the Swiss Zweihander and Landsknecht Flamberge). This sword would have been in use during the last years of the Hundred Years War and swords like this were carried throughout the Wars of the Roses and into the early Tudor era. This is a huge and imposing sword, majestic even, but it moves surprisingly fast, due to the length of the hilt, weight distribution, and distal taper. A sword like this would not be a secondary weapon but rather a primary contender against spears and halberds.
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