Anderthalbhänder with scabbard, 15th century
The original of this replica ,which is extremely well preserved, is now in the Paris Musée de Cluny le monde médiéval, the French National Museum of Medieval Art. This sword can be attributed to the 15th century. It indicates that it was made in a southern German sword manufactory.
This reconstruction is made exclusively by hand. The S-shaped curved guard and the side-fluted disc pommel are made of iron.
The spring steel blade extends to the pommel and is bolted to it. The handle and the cross point to the guard are intricately wrapped in leather. The blade cross section has a diamond shape.The blade edge is not sharpened. Die dazugehörige schöne Holzscheide ist mit Leder überzogen.
Details one-and-a-half-handed sword:
- Blade material: spring steel EN45
- Total length: about 118 cm
- Blade length: about 92 cm
- Blade width at the guard: about 50 mm
- Center of gravity: about 10 cm in front of the guard
- Includes scabbard made of wood and red leather
- Regular design
- Weight without scabbard: about 1750 g
Scope of delivery:1 x sword including scabbard.
