THE TEMPLAR
The Poor Knights of Christ, aka the Knights Templar, were among the most feared of the warrior monks in the era of the Crusades. Founded in Jerusalem in 1118, they ultimately became the most powerful of the military orders, until they were suppressed and destroyed in 1307 by the French king. This sword evokes those carried by these knights. A hand-and-a-half pattern, it sports a double-edged blade 33 inches long, and brass pommel and guard. Large, but well-balanced, it comes equipped with a wooden sheath covered in red leather with a brass drag tip, and an authentic sword belt.
$225 plus $12 post and packing
The Scottish Court Sword
Small Swords were all the rage in the 18th Century, and were frequently carried to court, hence the name of this blade.
The original of this sword belonged to Irvine of Drum, Chief of the Clan Irvine. He was Jacobite sympathizer, who
was caught and tried, but not convicted. This sword has a 31 inch three-edged hollow ground blade tied to a classic "D" guard hilt with an additional clamshell guard. The guards and pommel are silver-plated and nicely decorated. A wire-wrapped grip rounds it out.
Comes equipped with a wooden sheath covered in leather, with steel throat and drag tip. $270 plus $15 post and packing
Viking Sword
A double edge sword of early design, The Viking Sword has a brass pommel and guard and comes with a leather covered wooden sheath.
$50 plus $10 post & packing
THE VIKING HERSIR
The Hersir sword is back, after a brief period of nonavailability. Hersirs were middle rank warriors who led the early Viking raids on Britain
and the Continent of Europe. They were fierce fighters and armed themselves with mighty swords, like this one. The 29 inch blade is constructed
of 440 stainless steel and topped with a cast metal pommel and guard, and wooden handle wrapped in brown suede. The wooden sheath sports
bronze-colored mounts and is also wrapped in brown suede. It comes equipped with a carry strap for your belt, or it can be linked to an over-the-shoulder baldric. A steal at...
$65 plus $10 post & packing
The Raven Sword
The raven was a common symbol in Norse mythology. Two ravens, Huginn and Muninn, perched on Odin's shoulders and brought him news from the world of men. Now we offer the Raven Sword, reminsicent of the 9th Century weapons found in Scandinavia. The curved guard and the pommel have cast-in images, including ravens! 43 inches overall with a 33 1/2 inch blade. Comes with a leather-covered wooden sheath with brass throat and tip. Ride with the Valkyries for just...
$130 plus $10 post & packing
Celtic War Sword
$55 plus $8 post & packing
Over-the-Shoulder Baldrics
Leather baldrics for carrying the Collector’s, Mid-priced, Economy, Officers' Backsword and Broadsword, and Viking sword – all fully adjustable in black finish. Nickel silver buckles. They come with a frog, or rings, snap-hooks and chains for the Economy model or any other sword which has a scabbard equipped with hanging rings.
$50 plus $7 post & packing
(No P & P when ordered with a sword)
THE PRACTICAL VIKING
This Viking Sword is made with a blunt tip and unsharpened blade, with the re-enactor in mind. And, while these blades are made to be used in mock combat, we do not warranty them against breakage in that instance (see the disclaimer on our homepage). So, use your discretion. This is an attractive and sturdy sword, with a 28 inch blade and overall length of 33 1/2 inches. The handle is wood, covered in leather and the tang is riveted for safety. The blade is fullered for most of its length and is very well balanced. Blade style may vary from photo. The wood scabbard is plain, with steel mounts, so that you can decorate it as you choose. Yours to admire or use for...$110 plus $15 post and packing