Immerse yourself in medieval history with the 15th-century Count de Nieuwerkerke Arming Sword, a stunning replica of a sword that once belonged to the Comte de Nieuwerkerke, a French sculptor and art collector. This sword, now in the collection of the Wallace Collection in London, evokes the majesty and mystery of medieval times, possibly being used during the Hundred Years War between France and England.
Featured Features:
- Authentic Historical Design: This replica features a double-edged blade that tapers sharply towards the tip, following the style characteristic of the late medieval period. The hilt is composed of a curved guard, a wooden handle tightly wrapped in brown leather, and a pommel with a sunken circular center, all true to the original design of the historic sword.
- Meticulously Reproduced Details: Every aspect of this replica has been carefully crafted to capture the essence and beauty of the historic sword. From the guard to the knob, every detail has been precisely reproduced to give you an authentic and memorable experience.
- Includes wooden and leather scabbard: Complete your medieval experience with the included wooden and leather scabbard, which not only provides secure storage for the sword, but also adds a touch of elegance and authenticity to your collection.
- Ideal for collectors and history buffs: This sword is not designed for real combat, but rather stands out as a collector's item, decoration or prop. Its exceptional quality makes it a conversation and admiration piece for medieval history enthusiasts.
Immerse yourself in the rich history with the 15th century Count of Nieuwerkerke Arming Sword and add a touch of medieval elegance to your collection. Enjoy the authenticity and beauty of this historic sword that evokes the times of chivalry and feat!
