• Medieval Cross One-Handed Sword made of Carbon Steel
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  • Medieval cross-shaped one-handed sword made of carbon steel
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Medieval cross-shaped one-handed sword made of carbon steel

$84.98 USD
$84.98 USD
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Highlights

This medieval one-handed sword, crafted from robust carbon steel, impresses with its classic cross shape and is an authentic replica of historical knights' swords.

  • High-quality carbon steel blade with an overall length of approximately 96 cm
  • Characteristic straight crossguard with decorative cross-shaped cutouts
  • Sturdy handle with stitched leather wrapping for secure and authentic handling
  • Forged blade, double-bolted at the end of the handle for added stability
  • Perfect as a decorative collector's item or as a prop for historical costumes
Manufacturer's specifications

Battle-Merchant Wacken GmbH & Co. KG, Gehrn 4, 25596, Wacken, info@battlemerchant.com
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Medieval Cross One-Handed Sword made of Carbon Steel
medieval one-handed sword with cross, steel
Medieval cross-shaped one-handed sword made of carbon steel
Medieval Cross One-Handed Sword made of Carbon Steel

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Questions about the product Medieval cross-shaped one-handed sword made of carbon steel

What maintenance measures are recommended for this medieval carbon steel one-handed sword to protect the blade from corrosion?

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What material was used for the handle of the medieval cross-shaped one-handed sword, and what is its quality?

The hilt of a medieval cross-shaped one-handed sword is usually made of wood or horn and is wrapped with leather or metal wire for better grip and handling. This construction ensures a secure hold and makes the sword an effective extension of the arm in combat.
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The model for this medieval one-handed sword dates back to the High Middle Ages, roughly from the 10th to 14th centuries. The design of the cross-shaped hilt with the cross-shaped cutouts at both ends is attributed to Spanish origin.
What is the condition of the blade of the medieval cross-shaped one-handed sword, and is the sword sharpened for stage combat?

The blade of the medieval cross-shaped one-handed sword is made of carbon steel and features blunt striking edges and a rounded tip. For stage combat purposes, the sword is explicitly unsharpened to ensure safety during use.