EUROPEAN SWORDS - Traditional / Handcrafted

Refined through centuries of martial tradition, this 15th-century longsword embodies the balance, reach, and precision that defined the golden age of European swordsmanship. Favoured by knights and master duelists of the German schools, it reflects the...

From Britannia to Babylonia, the Roman Empire stretched vast and powerful. Its armies, arguably the most formidable of all time, were the driving force behind this immense conquest. The Roman legionnaire, highly trained, fought as a cohesive unit, armed...

This Viking Age sword, classified as a “Type S” by archaeologist Jan Petersen, harks back to the 10th century—a period often referred to as the Viking heyday. Though Petersen developed this classification system in the early 20th...

This Viking Age sword, classified as a “Type H” by archaeologist Jan Petersen, harks back to the 9th century—a period often referred to as the Viking heyday. Though Petersen developed this classification system in the early 20th...

This impressive Krieg-Messer, or "War-Knife," is akin to those of medieval Germany. The blade is handcrafted from high carbon steel, with a three-quarter fuller. The hilt includes a traditional “nagel” for added hand protection, alongside a...

The early 14th century was a time of shifting power and growing tensions across Europe. As the medieval world saw the rise of chivalric orders and feudal knights, the battlefield became a proving ground for warriors to demonstrate their honor and...