• Elegant 18th-century ceremonial sword with leather scabbard
  • Elegant 18th-century ceremonial sword with leather scabbard
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Elegant 18th-century ceremonial sword with leather scabbard

$134.98 USD
$134.98 USD
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Highlights

This elegant 18th-century ceremonial sword is a faithful replica of the civilian fashion and defensive weapon from the Baroque period.

  • Authentic design of a classic court or dress sword as a historical collector's item
  • High-quality craftsmanship of the unsharpened blade made of robust EN45 spring steel with a distinctive triangular cross-section
  • Refined appearance thanks to a shimmering gold crossguard and matching brass handguard
  • Comfortable handling thanks to a carefully crafted natural wood handle
  • Includes a perfectly fitting wooden scabbard with black leather wrapping and ornate brass fittings
  • Practical attachment option thanks to an integrated hook for convenient belt carry
Manufacturer's specifications

Battle-Merchant Wacken GmbH & Co. KG, Gehrn 4, 25596, Wacken, info@battlemerchant.com
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Elegant 18th-century ceremonial sword with leather scabbard
Elegant 18th-century ceremonial sword with leather scabbard
Elegant 18th-century ceremonial sword with leather scabbard

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Questions about the product Elegant 18th-century ceremonial sword with leather scabbard

What material is the blade of the 18th-century noble ceremonial sword made of, and is it sharpened for staged combat?

The blade of the noble ceremonial sword is made of high-quality EN45 spring steel. It has a triangular cross-section and is unsharpened, which is why it is not suitable for active stage combat.
The blade of this ceremonial sword is made of EN45 spring steel and is not sharpened for stage combat, as it has a triangular cross-section and is designed purely as a thrusting weapon.

The blade of this ceremonial sword is made of high-quality EN45 spring steel. It has a triangular cross-section and is designed purely as a thrusting weapon, which is why it is not sharpened for stage combat.
What is the overall length and blade length of the ceremonial sword, and what is the weight of the model?

This elegant 18th-century ceremonial sword has an overall length of approximately 93 cm and a blade length of approximately 77.5 cm. The model weighs approximately 517 g.
What materials were used for the guard and hilt of the ceremonial sword, and how is the accompanying scabbard attached to the body?

The guard and handguard of the ceremonial sword are made of brass, while the grip is made of wood. The accompanying scabbard has an integrated hook for direct attachment to a belt.