EUROPEAN SWORDS

Fantastic stainless steel bladed longsword. Faux leather, alloy fittings. Includes knife and scabbard with belt links. PLEASE NOTE: Actual color tone may differ from photos slightly. E.g. may be darker. Inspired by Aragorn's Sword

A classic style Hand-and-a-Half also known as a Bastard Sword. A no nonsense sword with a little artistic flare in the crossguard construction. This sword is a solid, functional, heavy cutter. Fully sharpened, with a allen nut pommel construction...

Classic single-hander sword, quick and light. Akin to that of the late middle ages Europe. 

Classic style Masonic ceremonial sword. Featuring an alloy hilt with square and compass motif. Stainless steel blade. Complete with matching scabbard.  - More photos coming soon

The Rapier first came about during Europe’s renaissance era. It was considered a gentleman’s weapon. Persons of distinguish and notoriety would carry one for self-defence, duelling and also as a status symbol. A large Rapier, featuring a...

The first Royal Navy pattern sword was created in 1805. This pattern was superseded by the 1827 pattern. The 1827 pattern is still carried by Royal Navy Commissioned Officers today. Close to 200 years of military issue! Our reproduction model features a...

The British 1897 Pattern Infantry Officers Sword is perhaps the most iconic British sword to date, due to the fact it has been in use and production from its conception right until modern times today. That is spanning over 100 years! Worn by applicable...

The Practical Basket-Hilt swords is built for the re-enactor. It features an unsharpened blade, with 1/16" safety edges and rounded tip, complying with the combat rules of many re-enactment societies. The blades are crafted in 1065 high-carbon steel,...

Our Practical broadswords are all based on authentically styled swords in our collection but they are tailored to meet the needs of re-enactment and stage combat. These very popular and affordable weapons feature authentic hilt styling, with fully...

Feel the power of Odin course through your veins when you wield the Ragnarok!  

The Gladius, one of history’s most iconic swords was a mainstay of the Roman Legionnaire. A light weight, quick, close combat sword. Combined with the large scutum shield, and Roman tactics, these swords were at the peak of armed combat technology...

The “Spatha” as it is known was the successor to the Gladius. A longer sword. Though probably not completely replacing the Gladius. It has its use with other Roman infantry variations, including Roman cavalry. It also bridged the gap, leading...