• Elegant 17th-century rapier. Detailed brass replica.
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Elegant 17th-century rapier - detailed brass replica

$104.98 USD
$104.98 USD
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Highlights

This 17th-century rapier is a meticulously detailed replica, combining historical craftsmanship with exquisite materials.

  • Authentic design based on historical 17th-century models for collectors and reenactment
  • High-quality blade made of robust carbon steel for durability and a realistic feel
  • All-brass hilt for an elegant and distinguished appearance
  • Stately overall length of approximately 112 cm with an impressive blade length of about 96 cm
  • Safety-oriented design with an unsharpened blade and a 1.0 mm edge
  • Balanced weight of approximately 1250 g for authentic handling during historical reenactments
Manufacturer's specifications

Battle-Merchant Wacken GmbH & Co. KG, Gehrn 4, 25596, Wacken, info@battlemerchant.com
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Elegant 17th-century rapier. Detailed brass replica.
rapier 17th century
Elegant 17th-century rapier - detailed brass replica
Elegant 17th-century rapier. Detailed brass replica.

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Questions about the product Elegant 17th-century rapier - detailed brass replica

How many centimeters is the blade length of the rapier and what material is the handle of the replica made of?

The blade length of the rapier is approximately 96.0 cm. The handle of the replica is made of brass.
What material is the blade of this rapier made of, and what is the approximate weight of the replica?

The blade of this rapier is made of carbon steel and the replica weighs approximately 1250 g.
Does this 17th-century rapier come with a matching scabbard, and what materials is it made of?

Yes, this 17th-century rapier comes with a matching scabbard. It is made of wood, covered in black leather, and features a steel throat and chape.
Which historical fighting techniques or fencing styles can be authentically portrayed with this particular rapier model?

This 17th-century rapier model allows for the authentic portrayal of historical fencing styles primarily focused on thrusting, as described in the works of Italian masters such as Ridolfo Capo Ferro. As a 17th-century replica, it is also suitable for depicting techniques from the era of musketeers and duelists, where the rapier was used both as a civilian self-defense weapon and in duels. The combined use with a parrying dagger or the use of the free hand to grip the opponent's blade are also typical elements of this period.