Medieval Armor, Swords and Clothing
English Two-Hand Sword
Product Description
Circa 1450
It must have been a fearsome sight having this huge sword coming at you across the battlefield. This particular sword is a copy of number IV-1787 in the Royal Armouries in England. Though big, it is beautifully balanced for two handed use, allowing for sweeping cuts, and it must have swept away all in its path. The long grip is wood covered in leather and the parts are steel, making for a truly impressive sword. Made by Windlass Steelcrafts®. Includes scabbard.
Overall: 57-1/2" Blade: 44" long, 2-1/16" wide 3/16" thick Wt: 4 lbs/2 oz
It must have been a fearsome sight having this huge sword coming at you across the battlefield. This particular sword is a copy of number IV-1787 in the Royal Armouries in England. Though big, it is beautifully balanced for two handed use, allowing for sweeping cuts, and it must have swept away all in its path. The long grip is wood covered in leather and the parts are steel, making for a truly impressive sword. Made by Windlass Steelcrafts®. Includes scabbard.
Overall: 57-1/2" Blade: 44" long, 2-1/16" wide 3/16" thick Wt: 4 lbs/2 oz
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