• Medieval one-handed sword: Carbon steel & leather
  • medieval one-handed sword with disc pommel, steel
  • Medieval one-handed sword: Carbon steel & leather
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Medieval one-handed sword: Carbon steel & leather

$84.98 USD
$84.98 USD
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Highlights

This medieval one-handed sword made of robust carbon steel impresses with its classic design and high-quality craftsmanship.

  • Authentic design with a classic disc pommel and straight crossguard for the typical cross shape
  • High-quality carbon steel blade, forged through to the pommel and double-screwed at the end of the handle
  • Ergonomic handle with a stitched leather wrapping for an authentic feel and look
  • Impressive overall length of approximately 97 cm with a balanced weight of about 1.25 kg
  • A first-class collector's item and ideal prop to complement historical garb
Manufacturer's specifications

Battle-Merchant Wacken GmbH & Co. KG, Gehrn 4, 25596, Wacken, info@battlemerchant.com
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Medieval one-handed sword: Carbon steel & leather
medieval one-handed sword with disc pommel, steel
Medieval one-handed sword: Carbon steel & leather
Medieval one-handed sword: Carbon steel & leather

Medieval one-handed sword: Carbon steel & leather in detail

Questions about the product Medieval one-handed sword: Carbon steel & leather

Is this medieval one-handed sword made of carbon steel suitable for active stage combat or does it serve exclusively as a decorative and prop object?

This medieval one-handed sword made of carbon steel is designed exclusively as a decorative and prop object and is not suitable for active stage combat.
What is the weight of this medieval one-handed sword and how is the blade attached to the handle (e.g., riveted or screwed)?

This medieval one-handed sword weighs approximately 1.1 kg (1100 g). The carbon steel blade is forged through to the pommel and secured with two screws at the end of the handle.
Does this medieval one-handed sword come with a matching leather or wooden scabbard, or must it be purchased separately?

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What specific care measures are recommended for the carbon steel blade to protect the sword from corrosion and rust in the long term?

To protect your sword from corrosion in the long term, please observe the following care instructions: - Cleaning and drying: Wipe the blade immediately after each use or contact and dry it thoroughly to remove moisture.

- Oiling: Regularly apply a thin layer of acid-free oil (e.g., Ballistol, camellia oil, or blade oil) to the entire blade, especially before extended storage.

- Accepting patina: A dark discoloration of the blade (patina) is normal; it forms a natural protective layer against deeper rust.

- Proper storage: Store the sword in a dry place and avoid prolonged storage in a leather scabbard, as this can absorb moisture.

- Rust removal: If orange rust forms, it should be carefully removed with a metal cleaner or a polishing cloth before re-oiling the blade.