• Baroque civilian sword, 18th century, including scabbard. High-quality replica.
  • Baroque civilian sword, 18th century, including scabbard - Fine replica
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Baroque civilian sword, 18th century, including scabbard - Fine replica

$134.98 USD
$134.98 USD
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Highlights

The 18th-century civilian sword is an elegant replica of a historical ceremonial weapon, perfectly combining the style and functionality of the Baroque era.

  • Authentic replica of a civilian sidearm of the upper classes from the Baroque period
  • High-quality blade made of unsharpened EN45 spring steel with a characteristic triangular cross-section
  • Elegant hilt with a curved handguard and crossguard made of solid brass
  • Comfortable wooden grip with a classic wrapping of fine brass wire for a secure hold
  • Includes a custom-fit wooden scabbard with black leather wrapping and ornate brass fittings
  • Lightweight and easy-to-handle design with an overall length of approximately 94 cm and a weight of only 480 g
Manufacturer's specifications

Battle-Merchant Wacken GmbH & Co. KG, Gehrn 4, 25596, Wacken, info@battlemerchant.com
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Baroque civilian sword, 18th century, including scabbard. High-quality replica.
Baroque civilian sword, 18th century, including scabbard - Fine replica
Baroque civilian sword, 18th century, including scabbard. High-quality replica.

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Questions about the product Baroque civilian sword, 18th century, including scabbard - Fine replica

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The blade of the Baroque-style civilian sword is made of high-quality EN45 spring steel. It has a triangular cross-section and is unsharpened, i.e., kept blunt.
What is the overall length and weight of the Baroque civilian sword, and what materials were used to make the hilt and scabbard?

The Baroque civilian sword has a total length of approximately 94 cm and a weight of approximately 480 g. The grip of the replica is made of wood and wrapped with brass wire, while the accompanying scabbard consists of wood-reinforced leather with brass fittings.
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In the 18th century, the sword was an integral part of the wardrobe of the court nobility, the diplomatic corps, and high-ranking officials, and was considered a symbol of education and social standing. It replaced the rapier because population growth and the resulting lack of space created a need for lighter, shorter, and less bulky weapons.
What materials were used for the hand guard, the crossguard, and the wrapping of the handle, and how is the scabbard attached to the belt?

- Brass for the crossguard and curved handguard

- Brass wire for wrapping the wooden grip

- Integrated hook for attaching the scabbard to the belt