St. Martin's Sword Greecian one of the most favored

one of the most favored weapons of its day

There was quite a bit of conflict and a good sword would have been in high demand

This double-edged cut and thrust blade mounted with a complex steel guard would prove an excellent weapon for the close-quarters situations encountered in an urban setting

The leaf shaped javelin head is found in other cultures as well

St. Martin's Sword Greecian one of the most favoredBased on depiction in Art: c. 1440 French Overall Length: 33. 1" Blade Length: 27. 2" Blade Width: 2. 125" Guard Width: 7. 13" Grip Length: 3. 6" Balance Point: 2. 9" Weight: ~ 2. 6 lbs This single handed arming sword from the 15th century features an early form of hilt development. Its design offers excellent balance and control, making it ideal for swift and precise combat. A unique sword for your collection. We based this piece on a depiction in a