1500 – 1525 A.D  Wallace Collection, original found in the River Thames in London.
Type: XX

Description :

As the Middle Ages gave way to the Renaissance, the sword became more than just a knightly weapon – it became one... see more

Excalibur is offered as a limited edition collectible of 500 battle ready swords worldwide !

As a collector and bladesmith, the making of Excalibur was a deeply personal project. As for many, John Boorman’s 1981 Epic Film was not only my favorite movie but, as a... see more

Two Handed Templar Medieval Sword
1300 – 1350 A.D Museum of London, original found in the River Thames in London.
Type: XIIIa

The cross on the sword pommel sheds lights as to the origins of this Two Handed Templar battle ready sword. The Templars formed... see more

Italian Rapier,
Sixteenth century

This Italian rapier was very popular among the nobility during the late 16th and early 17th Centuries. From the early sixteenth century onward, the practice of wearing a battle ready sword or rapier with civilian dress made... see more

Known for its crucifix form, the Two Handed Norman Medieval Sword is the quintessential medieval sword. Presented in the Bayeux Tapestry: an embroidery that depicts the Norman Conquest, The Norman Battle ready Sword, classified as type XI with elements of type XIIa,... see more

14th C. Medieval Sword, Original on Display at the Royal Ontario Museum This 14th Century Gothic Medieval Sword is inspired by the original, currently on display at the Royal Ontario Museum. Similar battle ready swords, belonging to the same blade typology,  are... see more

The 13^th Century was a turning point in making of arms and armors of the Middle Ages. Typically, armors dating prior to the 13^th century were mainly composed of mail armor, or maille, made to counter the impact of the uniform sword... see more

The Knight Bastard Medieval Sword
14th Century, Type XIV. The Royal Armouries, Leeds.

The Medieval Knight Bastard Battle Ready Sword is a classic example of the Medieval swords found during the later part of the 14th C. These battle ready swords, along with their similar... see more

Henry V Medieval Sword
Westminster Abbey, England
Type: XVIII.1., 15th Century Medieval Sword.

Henry V was King of England from the year 1413 until his death in 1422, at the ripe old age of 35. In his 35 years, though, he... see more

Type XII Medieval Sword was popular between 1200 and 1350. During the era, medieval swords dedicated to cuting, as opposed to thrusting, were the norm. Strong single handed wide weapons, these battle ready swords were capable of delivery brutal blows to facing opponents. Based on a... see more

The Black Prince Medieval Sword
Type XVa, 1370 A.D., currently held in private collection.

The English Prince Edward of Woodstock, Prince of Wales, lived from June 15, 1330 to June 8, 1376. He is a well known historical figure; well known... see more

11th century Viking Medieval Sword,
The National Museum of Finland, Helsinki

Viking medieval swords, like the Vikings themselves, have reputations for being brutal and utilitarian devices, simplistic hacking weapons with little in the way of grace or beauty. This view has... see more

The Carpathians, a fictional race of people, said to be the ancestors of Vampires, survive by drinking the blood of humans. Unlike Vampires however, they do not kill their human prey. Carpathians use their telepathic abilities to lure humans in... see more

"The Black Knight" Medieval Sword is Inspired by E.A. Christensen's sketch work, found on p. 121 of Oakeshott's "Record of the Medieval Sword". While preserving the historical essence of the blade and pommel, our rendition of the battle ready sword... see more

10th - 11th Century A.D.
Inspirational piece, based on Norse Knot work and Viking art.

While we chose to fit this Viking medieval sword with the traditional Viking blade, the Norse mythological knot work on the pommel and guard are of... see more

Tower of London Collection, England
c. 1350-1400,

By the 14th C. the classical view of the Knight Medieval sword took shape in the Arming Sword. Light, well balanced with a more pronounced tapper and tip, the Arming battle ready sword proved to... see more

Norman Medieval Sword, 1000-1300 AD.
Type Xa.

The transition from the Viking age spatha to the High Medieval sword took place between the 10th and 11th centuries. The main development was the growth of the front handguard into a full crossguard, and... see more

The British Museum in London.

800-950 AD

One of the most coveted medieval weapons among medieval sword collectors is the Viking medieval sword. Given the multitude of Viking battle ready swords on the market, one wonders whether the market is saturated. Many... see more

The Anduril Sword,

The Lord of the Rings Anduril battle ready sword is a recreation from the popular trilogy written by J.R,.R. Tolkien. The Anduril is hand Crafted with 1060 High Carbon steel, tempered to a Rockwell of 53. The beautifully... see more

15th C., Metropolitan Museum of Arts
Type XVIIIc.

This 15th Century Gothic Medieval Sword is a perfect example of the wide and pointed swords being forged during the later part of the middle ages. Plate armor, at its peak in functionality... see more