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This sport and stage combat 15th Century Hand and A Half Sword has a thick, blunted blade suitable for blade-on-blade contact. The blade is forged from EN45 high carbon steel with full tang construction. Includes scabbard.

Our 15th Century Knightly Orders Longsword. This expertly crafted weapon, designed for the gauntlet-clad hands of professional warriors from renowned knightly monastic orders like the Templars and the Knights Hospitaller, embodies both form and function. With its broad blade and striking cross motif, this longsword is perfect for those who appreciate historical craftsmanship and the art of swordsmanship.

The 15th Century Ring-Hilt Longsword is built for stage and sport combat with its blunted blade and rounded tip of high carbon steel. The pommel and guard are steel, and the grip is wood with leather and a half-wrap of twisted steel wire.

This sport and stage combat 15th Century Ring-Hilt Longsword has a thick, blunted blade suitable for blade-on-blade contact. The blade is forged from EN45 high carbon steel with full tang construction. Includes scabbard.

This 17th Century Pappenheimer Rapier has a blade of high carbon steel; the hilt is mild steel and the grip is wood with twisted steel wire. The scabbard is wood with leather and protective steel accents.

This 17th Century Pappenheimer Rapier has a blade of high carbon steel; the hilt is mild steel and the grip is wood with twisted steel wire. The scabbard is wood with leather and protective steel accents.

This 17th Century Swept Hilt Rapier has a blade of high carbon steel; the hilt is mild steel and the grip is wood with twisted steel wire. The scabbard is wood with leather and protective steel accents.

This 17th Century Swept Hilt Rapier has a blade of high carbon steel; the hilt is mild steel and the grip is wood with twisted steel wire. The scabbard is wood with leather and protective steel accents.

The 18th C. French Grenadier Infantry Sword with a high carbon steel curved blade with fuller. Brass grip and includes leather scabbard with brass fittings.

This version of the 18th century court sword replicates originals in weight and balance. This sword has an unusual triangular blade with a sharp point. Made from high carbon steel.

This 18th Century Cut and Thrust sword has a blade of EN45 high carbon steel and a hilt of cast brass. The scabbard is crafted from wood and is finished with a leather overwrap and brass fittings.

This 18th Century Officer's Hanger Sword has a blade crafted from EN45 high carbon steel. The hilt is brass and the leather scabbard is completed with brass accents.

Our 1917 Polish Saber is a beautiful piece to add to your collection or for your re-enactment needs. It is a sabre fro the Polish Calvary and has the inscription "Honor i ojczyzna inscription (Honor and motherland)."

The Aislinn Sword – a 15th Century Knightly Sword, a tribute to excellence and nobility. This sword draws inspiration from an original piece housed in the Metropolitan Museum in New York, named "Aislinn" by a former caretaker. A type XV.9 sword from the first half of the 15th century.

The Anix Sword with Forged Iron Guard & Crown has a curved and fullered unsharpened single edged blade. The hand guard is hand made and comes blackened from the forge for a wonderful authentic feel. 

One-handed sword with tapered blade is most akin to the Arming swords of medieval Europe. Wood-core scabbard covered in leather with a wooden suspension loop. Made with EN45 High Carbon Spring Steel and single tang for strength.

This Medieval arming Sword has a thick edged blade with a rounded tip built for stage and sport combat. The blade is forged from high carbon steel. The hilt is steel with a wooden grip which is bound in leather cord.

British 1796 Light Cavalry Saber with unsharpened, high carbon EN45 spring steel blade. The saber’s hilt is mild steel with a leather wrapped wooden grip. This sword includes an all steel scabbard with steel fittings and hanging rings.

The British 1821 Light Cavalry Sword has a blade crafted from EN45 high carbon steel. The guard and hilt are steel and the grip is wood with leather and steel wire. Black felt removable tab. The scabbard and its hanging rings are crafted from steel.

Type D Viking Sword with detailed bronze hilt and a blade of EN45 high carbon steel.  The wood-core scabbard is bound in leather and finished with bronze knotwork accents. It can be worn with its riveted bronze suspension loop.

This Viking Sword has a blade crafted from damascus steel; the hilt is cast from brass and the pommel features the traditional two-part construction by which the sword tang is fitted to the lower half of the pommel and fitted over with a cap which is then dual-riveted into position.

Type D Viking Sword with detailed bronze hilt and a blade of EN45 high carbon steel. The wood-core scabbard is bound in leather and finished with bronze knotwork accents.

Bruce Greatsword has a blade made from high carbon steel. The pommel and crossguard are steel and the wooden grip is bound in leather and then finished with leather strips. The blade is engraved with ROBERT DE BRUS.

Cluny 15th Century Longsword - Medieval Hand and a Half Sword, inspired by a sword from the collections of the National Museum of the Middle Ages in Cluny, France, the 15th century. Leather sheath included. 

The Comte de Nieuwekerke Sword has a blade of tempered high carbon steel which is durably mounted and peened into a hilt of steel with a wooden grip. The grip is finished with a wrap of leather and a wooden sword with a matching leather wrap completes the sword.

The Crown Basket Hilt Rapier is a replica sword inspired by the early 17th century European style of swordplay. During this time, the rapier was highly regarded as an important weapon for gentlemen and was commonly used in duels and disputes.

This Viking Sword has a blade forged from high carbon steel which is durably peened and mounted into a hilt of steel. The grip is wood with a tight wrap of leather and the sword is matched with a wooden scabbard.

Our 13th Century Type XIV Sword by Deepeeka, a faithful recreation of a remarkable original dating back to 1275-1300, as cataloged by Ewart Oakeshott. This sword, among the best-preserved medieval specimens, reflects the craftsmanship of a bygone era, evoking the essence of high-status weaponry wielded by professional warriors, knights, and nobles.

The Castillon Arming Sword by Deepeeka, a faithful reproduction inspired by the renowned Castillon horde found in the River Dordogne near Castillon. Dated to about 1450, this cache of swords, including the Castillon Arming Sword, unveils a fascinating tale of medieval military expeditions.

The Deepeeka Sword of St. Maurice, a magnificent recreation of the historic coronation sword once wielded by Holy Roman Emperors. This sword, a symbol of power and authority, originates from the Imperial Treasury in Vienna and has a rich history spanning over 700 years. 

The Limited Edition Deluxe Seax of Beagnoth is a battle-ready replica of the famous Thames Scramasax which has been embellished with 18k gold-inlaid runes and geometric design. It is idealized for display with a Wood and Brass wall-mount. Limited run of 250.

This Viking warrior’s sword is based on an existing original sword in the Musee de l’Armee in Paris. Mid 10th to mid 11th century, the sword blade bears the famed Ulfberht and “DUNA+DUNA XX” – markings.

This Dusägge / Dusack (or Sinclair Saber) has a blade crafted from high carbon steel. The hilt is blued steel and the grip is leather over a wood core. The scabbard of leather is fitted with blued steel fittings.

Modeled after historical examples from the Birka Viking site in Sweden, this Viking sword has a blade forged from damascus steel. The crossguard and pommel are steel and the wooden grip is wrapped in leather cord.

This 17th Century German Rapier has a blade of high carbon steel; the hilt is mild steel and the grip is wood with twisted steel wire. The scabbard is wood with leather and protective steel accents.

Early Irish Hilt Sword is a medieval Long Sword featuring an unsharpened carbon steel blade with steel guard and ring pommel. The grip is wood with a leather wrap. Includes a leather covered wood scabbard with steel accents.

Viking Age Sword is a stunning example of how simple Viking weapons can be made into striking works of art. Like most Viking swords, this weapon features a relatively simple blade. Made from high carbon spring steel, this wide blade is one that would have been suitable for chopping and cutting, although its point allows for a devastating thrust. 

The English Hanger has a blade crafted from high carbon steel; it is fitted to a blued steel hilt and a blackened hardwood grip. The thick leather scabbard is fitted with blued steel accents to match.

Intended for stage and sport combat, this version of the Sword of St. Maurice has a thick blade with thick edges and a large tang solidly peened to the pommel. The scabbard is leather-over-wood and finished with a steel tip and a wooden suspension loop.

This European Short Sword is a good companion sword.  Short swords were used more for really close combat situations.  Just the right amount of reach and giving plenty of room for movement.

The Five Lobe Viking Sword Blunted Blade is a reenactment or stage sword that is hand forged, with full tang construction.

The Five Lobe Pommel Viking Sword has a blade is forged from EN45 high carbon steel. The hilt has a pommel and guard of steel and a leather-wrapped wooden grip.

The Flamberge Rapier originates from early 17th century Europe. Diamond sectioned Flamberge blade is over 39'' long . Overall 47''. Scabbard is black leather with steel throat and tip.

The Flemish 17th century Pappenheim Rapier originates from Europe, where swordplay with the rapier was considered an essential part of a gentlemen's education and was often used in resolving gentlemanly disagreements.

The Fluted Cup Hilt Rapier originates from early 17th century Europe. This Rapier has a blade of EN45 high carbon steel; the guard and fluted cup are steel and the pommel is stainless steel. The sword is completed with a wood grip with a leather wrap and copper wire accenting.

The French Napoleonic Briquette or short sword has a solid brass hilt with curved single edged blade.

The Gaelic Norse Arming Sword has a thick, blunted blade of high carbon steel built for the hard knocks of stage and sport combat. The tip is rounded for safety and the blade is hollow ground to reduce weight whilst maintaining durability.

This Gallowglass sword is a large two handed sword in the Irish style with its iconic ring pommel. The blade is of high carbon steel. The hilt and pommel are of steel and the grip is wrapped in tight, brown leather.

The General Officer Sword is a Pattern 1831, includes steel scabbard.

This German Renaissance Longsword has a blade crafted from EN45 high carbon steel. The hilt is blackened steel and the grip is carved wood. The wood-core scabbard is overlaid in leather and completed with blackened metal fittings.

This German Longsword has a blade crafted from EN45 high carbon steel. The hilt is blackened steel and the grip is carved wood. The wood-core scabbard is overlaid in leather and completed with blackened metal fittings.

This Gothic Bastard Sword has a blade of high carbon steel. The pommel and guard are steel and the wooden grip is overlaid in both wire and leather. The scabbard is wood, overlaid in leather and finished with steel accents and hanging rings.

This Gothic styled longsword has a blade of EN45 high carbon steel. The guard and pommel of the hilt are steel and the wooden grip is tightly overlaid in leather. The scabbard is of wood and it is bound in tight leather with a steel tip.

This stage and sport combat version of the Gothic Longsword has a blade with thick edges and a rounded tip that is able to handle the rigors of extended blade-on-blade contact. The crossguard and pommel are handcrafted from steel and the wood grip is bound in leather and twisted steel wire.

The Guingate Sword has a blade of high carbon steel and a hilt of brass coupled with a grip of highly polished bone. The wood-core scabbard is bound in leather and completed with brass fittings.

The Gunther 9th -10th century Viking sword is a recreation of Swedish viking originals and it has a tempered blade of high carbon steel. The guard and pommel are steel and the grip is wood with a leather wrap.

This Hand and a Half Spadona Longsword has a blunted high carbon steel blade intended for stage and sport combat. The grip is wood with leather and the crossguard and pommel are steel. The sword comes with a wood-core scabbard that is bound in fitted leather.

This Hand and a Half Spadona Longsword has a high carbon steel blade. The grip is wood with leather and the crossguard and pommel are steel. The sword comes with a wood-core scabbard that is bound in fitted leather.

This replica of the 9th Century Danish Viking Hedeby (Haithabu) sword has a blade of high carbon steel which has been tempered. It is mounted into a highly detailed hilt of antiqued brass.

This sport and stage combat Viking sword has a thick, blunted blade suitable for blade-on-blade contact. The blade is forged from EN45 high carbon steel. The hilt has a pommel and guard of steel and a leather-wrapped wooden grip.

This Viking Sword is based on a 9th century Norwegian original - it has a high carbon steel blade and a hilt of steel. The grip is wood wrapped in leather. Included is a wooden scabbard with a steel tip and a wooden suspension loop for wear.

The Hersir Viking sword has a blade of tempered high carbon steel paired to a guard and pommel of steel. The grip has been overlaid with tightly fitted leather cordage to complete the hilt.

Viking swords of this style, featuring a distinct, simple, and prominent hilt seem to have been in fashion from the late 8th to the late 10th Century. The wide blades with wide fullers had only a moderate taper, ensuring that these beefy blades hit with considerable force on the unlucky foe.

The Hurum Viking Sword has a blade of EN45 high carbon steel. The hilt is mild steel and the grip is leather cordage over wood. The scabbard of wood is wrapped in leather and finished with a steel tip and wooden hanging loop.

Stage and sport combat version of the Hurum Viking Sword with 2mm thick blade of EN45 high carbon steel. Mild steel hilt and the blade tang is stoutly peened onto the pommel. It is finished with a wood grip with leather cord overwrap.

The Gaelic Norse Arming Sword has a tempered blade of high carbon steel with a shallow hollow grind for weight reduction without loss of strength.

Gaelic-Norse Gallowglass Longsword with blunted blade from EN45 high carbon steel - suitable for sport and stage combat. Steel guard and pommel, leather covered wooden grip. Includes scabbard.

Like the original Viking sword this reproduction is based upon, it has an ornate hilt of bronze and a blade of high carbon steel. The pommel is a two-part construction with the cap fitted onto the blade tang and secured with two rivets. Inlaid copper wire completes the pommel.

This Japanese Type 32 Cavalry Saber shows the adoption of Western influence coupled with traditional Japanese styling popular at the closing years of the 19th century. Includes steel scabbard. WWII Era.

This Medieval Knightly Sword has a thick edged blade with a rounded tip built for stage and sport combat. The blade is forged from high carbon steel. The hilt is steel with a wooden grip which is bound in leather cord. The sword is durable and strongly constructed.

This Medieval Knightly Sword has a thick edged blade with a rounded tip built for stage and sport combat. The blade is forged from high carbon steel. The hilt is steel with a wooden grip which is bound in leather cord. The sword is durable and strongly constructed.

This Knightly Arming Sword has a blade forged from high carbon steel and it is securely peened into a hilt which consists of a steel crossguard and pommel and a wooden grip which is bound in tightened leather cord. Included is a wood-core scabbard with adjustable-length sword belt hangers.

Knight's Templar Sword and Scabbard with EN45 spring steel blade. Steel hilt with wooden grip, overlaid with leather. Scabbard is wood with steel fittings and hanging rings.

Korsoygaden Viking Sword used in 1100 AD. This sword was found in the Hedmark district of Norway in 1888, during railway construction. The sword was buried in a stone lined tomb on a farmland at Korsoygarden. Scabbard included.

Crafted as a Type XIV sword, the Lake Neuenburg Sword boasts a robust blade base that gracefully tapers to enable both precise thrusting and capable cutting. Designed to be a versatile sidearm, this sword was ideal for warriors on foot and horseback alike, making it a dependable companion on the battlefield.

This Landsknecht Katzbalger sword has a hand forged blade of C60 high carbon steel. The blade is both broad and durable. Wood core scabbard is finished with a pair of steel hanging rings.

A rugged, short Renaissance sidearm built for close-quarters work. This Katzbalger features a broad, multi-fullered C60 high-carbon steel blade, an iron S-guard with ring protection, a peened pommel, and a wood-core leather scabbard with brass fittings—ideal for serious reenactors and collectors of German and Swiss 16th-century arms.

This Landsknecht Katzbalger sword has a hand forged blade of C60 high carbon steel. The blade is both broad and durable. Wood core scabbard is included and comes with a pair of byknives, utility knife and pricker.

This replica of the famed Langeid Sword has a blade of tempered high carbon steel. The hilt is brass which is plated in nickel and the wooden grip is wrapped in tight brass wire.

This Arming Sword is built specifically for stage and sport combat; it has a thick, blunted blade of forged EN45 high carbon steel with a tang that is peened to the pommel to give it solid hilt construction. The crossguard and pommel are steel and the grip is wrapped in leather cord.

This Hand and a Half Sword has a twisted steel hand guard with wooden grip.

The Lubeck Sword by Deepeeka is a faithful reproduction of a 13th-century original, representing the pinnacle of craftsmanship from the Crusading Era. This arming sword is meticulously crafted with historical accuracy

This Masonic Ceremonial Sword has a blade of mirror-polished high carbon steel with etched Masonic design on both sides. Its hilt is plated entirely in gold. The scabbard is blued steel with gold plated fittings.

Medieval Arming Sword with Brass guard and pommel with two tone wooden grip.

Our Medieval Battle Sword has an unsharpened blade with central fuller extending down the blade. Black leather wrapped wooden grip, steel down-sloping guard and cocked hat pommel. Wooden black leather covered scabbard with steel fittings.

This Medieval Cruciform Pommel Sword has a blade crafted from EN45 high carbon steel. The hilt is steel and the wooden grip is overlaid in leather. The scabbard and its separate belt frog with belt loops are of robust stitched leather.

This Medieval Longsword has a blade of high carbon steel; the hilt is steel and the wooden grip is overlaid in leather and steel wire. The scabbard is wood with a tight wrap of leather and steel fittings

Medieval Longsword has a thick blade of high carbon steel with a rounded tip with thick edges; the thick blade edges are built to withstand hard contact of sport and stage combat. The hilt is steel and the wooden grip is overlaid in leather and steel wire.

This Medieval Sword is in the form of a classic medieval sword. Broad, fullered blade, curved guard and cocked-hat pommel, it can comfortably fit into the High Middle Ages, looking equally at home in the hands of knight, mercenary or professional man-at-arms.

The Militia Templi Sword, a testament to the Crusading knight's valor, proudly bearing the sign of the Cross on its broad cutting blade. Crafted by Deepeeka, this arming sword is not only visually striking but surprisingly agile for its size, making it an ideal companion for those interested in the crusades.

The French Model 1831 Infantry Briquet has a blade of EN45 high carbon steel and a brass hilt. The scabbard is brown leather with brass accents.

The Molay was named after the last Grandmaster of the Knight’s Templar. This arming sword has a blade forged from high carbon steel. The forged guard and pommel are steel and the wooden grip is tightly overlaid with a spiraled band of black leather.

The Molay Sword has a sturdy, blunted blade built for stage and sport combat. The tip is rounded for safety and the thick blade edges resist damage from extended blade-on-blade contact. The blade is crafted from high carbon steel.

The Molay Templar Longsword has a blade of high carbon steel. The hilt is of steel and the wooden grip is overlaid in black leather. The sword is paired with a wooden scabbard which is bound in black leather and finished with steel fittings.