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The blade is made of 6150 steel and has a rectangular cross section similar to our side sword trainer
Handcrafted by one of our smiths
The etching on the blade depicts a very early example of the badge of the Order of the Garter and possibly the earliest use of the portcullis as a badge by an English Royal
The throwing spear would have been a very common weapon on both sides in most conflicts of the ancient and medieval period
Fechtschule Historical Feder 16th century The blade is made ofA German Style 16th Century Tournament Sword Spatulated Tip with very thin cross section. Based on a Pair of Originals: Dated 1575 1625, by Ulrich Diefstetter of Munich, in the Metropolitan Museum of Art, New York. Overall Length: 50. 75" Blade Length: 41" Schildt Width: 2. 25" Schildt Length: 4" Guard Width: 9. 1" Grip Length: 7. 5" COG: 4" Weight: ~3 lbs This fencing longsword is a very close replica of two examples in the Metropolitan Museum in New
