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

Condition: 9/10

Issue: slight wave on blade profile.

Rust: none

Fittings: 10/10

Scabbard: yes

Condition: 9/10

Issue: slight wave on blade profile.

Rust: none

Fittings: 10/10

Scabbard: scabbard and interlaced sword belt

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

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

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

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

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

The Guardian,
Fantasy Medieval Sword

Designed by Jason Woodard, former “Factory X”, designer, this fantasy battle ready sword, dubbed “The Guardian”, bears the name of its creator.

“Woodard” was originally derived from the Old English words “wode”, meaning wood, and ward, meaning… see more

Scottish Claymore,
Early sixteenth century, 
National Museum of Scottland.

The Claymore, or “claidheamh mor” in Scottish Gaelic, was used by the Scottish Highlanders during the incessant clan rivalries and and wars fought against the English armies between the 16th and 18th… see more

Two Handed Gothic Medieval Sword,
inspirational piece

This Gothic Two Hand Medieval Sword is an inspirational piece. Gothic art, originated during the mid-12th century, in France and led by the concurrent development of Gothic Architecture. The… see more

12th century Medieval Sword
Original found in the Schweizerishches Landesmuseum, Zurich.
Type XIIIa;

Condition: 9/10

Issue: slight wave on blade profile.

Rust: none

Fittings: 10/10

Scabbard and interlaced sword belt

12th century Medieval Sword
Original found in the Schweizerishches Landesmuseum, Zurich.
Type XIIIa;

Classified as type XIIIa, this is one of the most significant two handed swords of the medieval period. During the Middle Ages, armor was increasingly fortified to protect against the weapons of the… see more

The Ranger Medieval Sword,
Inspirational, Type: XIIIa blade.

The Lord of the Rings Ranger medieval sword is a recreation from the popular trilogy written by J.R,.R. Tolkien. The Ranger is hand Crafted with 1060 High Carbon steel, tempered to a Rockwell… see more

Flames of the Angel Two Handed Battle Ready Sword
Fantasy medieval sword,

Resplendent in shining armor as he fights the forces of darkness, the Paladin is a common character type from many different stories of fantasy. Loosely based on the historical… see more

Danish Two Handed Sword
Type XVIIIe, Medieval Sword
fifteenth Century (1410-1500)

The history of Denmark is filled with tumultuous periods of war and strife, conflicts driven by the same political and religious factors that were widespread throughout Medieval and Post-Medieval Europe…. see more

The Swiss Saber
German, Inspirational piece

This historically inspired fantasy battle ready sword is based on the Swiss Saber, a two-handed, singled edged medieval sword of the renaissance and early modern period. The ringed hilt is typical of many 16th century… see more

The Witchking Fantasy Sword
Medieval Sword,

Making the WitchKing battle ready sword was one of the most interesting and challenging projects. Whereas the sword required little creative demands, the interesting crown like design of the WitchKing’s pommel proved quite challenging… see more