A powerful two handed ‘Swerde of Werre’, the 14th Century Two Handed Medieval Sword is based quite closely on an original which can be found in the Schweizerishches Landesmuseum, Zuric – though variations can also be found in many other museums throughout the world as these swords of War were quite common between 1250 to 1370 AD.

Featuring a type I1 Octagonal faceted pommel with a straight cross guard, black leather wrapped handle and a massive 36” blade – this sword is given some additional character with an attractive etching – “Militaris Templi” (the Knights Templar) – along the central fuller. Weighing around 8oz-10oz more than the historical original, the balance of this sword (at approx 5” from the cross guard) is surprisingly good considering – and once sharpened, is more than capable of generating enough speed to cut even the lightest targets such as pool noodles, as aptly demonstrated in Jason Woodards Reviewof this particular piece.

NORMAL USA PRICE WITH SHIPPING: US$303 ($260 + 43)
OUR PRICE: US$274.99

KEY FEATURES

• 1060 Carbon steel, Rockwell Hardness (HRC) of 53.

• 1.4mm edge, suitable for renactors and training – yet fine enough to be readily sharpened as desired

• Includes bonus matching scabbard

Blade length: 36”
Handle Length: 10.5”
Overall Length: 46.5”
Weight: 4lbs 7oz