Wolf Passau Two-Handed Medieval Sword (14th Century)

Imagine holding a relic that tells stories from the 14th century, without leaving your exhibition hall.

The long, metallic-gloss blade offers an imposing presence, while its marked central line and the engraving of the wolf near the guard add character and authenticity. This motif, historically known as the Wolf of Passau, connects the piece to a tradition of European master blacksmiths, turning every detail into a nod to centuries of technique and symbology.

The grip wrapped in reddish-orange tone ensures a comfortable and reliable hold, ideal for displaying the sword naturally or handling it as an accessory in reenactments. The steel crossguard and the pommel decorated with brass crosses visually balance the piece, facilitating its handling and offering a finish that is in line with its late medieval aesthetics. The contrast between the polished blade and the golden trims of the scabbard reinforces its display-worthy appearance.

The rigid scabbard in dark red leather, with geometric reliefs and golden trims featuring fleur-de-lis motifs, protects the piece and adds an elegant and secure way to carry it. Its straps and metal ring allow it to be held firmly and displayed in style, while the raised decorations enhance the presentation, designed for those who value historical aesthetics.

If you value authenticity and historical presence, purchasing the Wolf Passau Two-Handed Medieval Sword (14th Century) offers you a piece crafted for exhibition and reenactment, with details faithful to the Passau models and a visual combination of metal, leather, and brass that stands out in any collection.