Falcion of the XIII.-XV. century.
This weapon was made after the requirements for the HMB permitted weapons.
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Falcion of the XIII.-XV. century.
This weapon was made after the requirements for the HMB permitted weapons.
Falchion for reenactment, or BUHURT use.
The broad, robust blade indicates how this type of weapon was used. Falchions, Malchus swords had different forms in use. There were high quality, elaborately engraved falchions but also existed as cheaper peasant's weapons.
Falchion for reenactment, or BUHURT use.
The broad, robust blade indicates how this type of weapon was used. Falchions, Malchus swords had different forms in use. There were high quality, elaborately engraved falchions but also existed as cheaper peasant's weapons.
Gothic sword with narrow blade, ready for re-enactment use.
The sword has a reversed pear pommel.
Trainingsword for HEMA sparring and for reenactment. The blade is made with fuller.
Trainingsword for HEMA sparring and for reenactment. This type of sword characterized as having a pear form pommel and slightly curved cross-guard.
This type of sword can be found in Berlin.
The original pommel was made of bronze.
It has a relatively long cross-guard.
Oakeshott Type: XIII.b
Matt polished!
Gothic war sword from the XIII-XV. Century, after Oakeshott XIIa.
With shiny polished, tempered carbon-steel blade (51CrV4)!
Sword type widespread in Whole Europe.
Latin text ist carved in the cross-guard.
Hilt is covered with leather.
Cross-guard and pommel are decorated with leaf motifs.
Blazons can be seen on the pommel.
This sword was made for test-cutting, of 51CrV4 steel, tempered to 52 HRC hardness.