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.

Condition: 9/10

Issue: slight wave on blade profile.

Rust: none

Fittings: 10/10

Scabbard: yes, with interlaced sword belt

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

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

Early Migration battle ready Sword 250-800AD
Inspirational medieval sword, based on historical pieces

From approximately 250AD until 802AD, Europe experienced a transitional phase commonly known as the Migration Era. During the Early Middle Ages many tribes wandered from place to place… see more

Condition: 9/10

Issue: minor scratches on blade. Fuller is not perfectly straight.

Rust: none

Fittings: 10/10

Scabbard: standard scabbard

“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

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

1275-1340 AD, Type XIV blade.
Found in The Royal Armouries, Leeds.

The knight Medieval sword is the quintessential Type XIV battle ready sword, according to Oakeshott’s typology. Swords of this type are described as being relatively short in blade and hilt, with a… see more

The first crusade took place between 1096 and 1099 led by Roman Catholic in Europe as a military expedition to regain holy lands lost to Muslims in the conquest of Levant between 632 and 661. This crusade led to the… see more

Anthropomorphic Celtic Medieval Sword

There are two kinds of Celtic Medieval sword. The most common is the “long” battle ready sword, which usually has a stylised anthropomorphic hilt made from organic material, such as wood, bone, or horn. These Celtic medieval… 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 Type X blade, typical of viking medieval swords until the 12th c., the Norse mythological knot work… see more

The Dussak,
The Wallace Collection, London. circa 1610,

The Wallace Collection contains many unique and beautiful battle ready swords. Among the most distinctive is the 17th Century Dussak, a single-edged medieval sword originating from Central and Eastern Europe. Coveted for its remarkable handling… see more

WITHOUT SCABBARD

Late 15th century – German.

Condition: 8/10

Issue: minor scratches below the guard.

Rust: none

Fittings: 10/10

Scabbard: none

Late 15th century – German.

The German Gross Messer has a reputation for being a huge and imposing battle ready sword. This design (one of the 2010 Sword Buyer’s Guide Designer Contest Winners) is no exception. Gross Messers (German for “Great… see more

The Viscount, Medieval sword
Inspirational, Type XX blade.

The Viscount is a Hand-and-a-half battle ready sword that is conceptualized from various medieval swords of the 14th and 15th century. With its long broad, sharply tapered blade and octagonal equally tapered pommel, both of historical sources, the… see more

14th Century Medieval Sword
Type XVI

This classic 14th Century Medieval Sword has been reinterpreted many times in the modern world. This design is based on a knightly Medieval sword of type XVI classification, with some unique features. This type was developed as a… see more

The Spartan Medieval Sword
Inspirational,

The tale of “Leonidas and his brave 300” has inspired many works of fiction, including poems and in recent years films and novels. One of the most famous is the 1998 graphic novel “300” by Frank… see more