Sabre, Cutlass, Rapier & Basket-Hilt Swords

New Product. Pending further description & photos. Full sized replica sword, in 1065AISI carbon steel. Brass fittings.  Comes standard with fine, blunt edge. Can be sharpened for an additional charge. 

New Product. Pending further description & photos. Full sized replica sword, in 1065AISI carbon steel. Brass fittings.  Comes standard with fine, blunt edge. Can be sharpened for an additional charge. 

One of the key differences between the light & heavy cavalry swords around this time was; - The light cavalry was better suited for skirmishing. With agile, maneuverable horses, their cavalrymen were equipped with a curved slashing blade. Were as the...

The word “Mamluk” actually translates to “one who is owned”, e.g. a slave/ slave soldier. And while the “Mamluk” people may have come from humble beginnings. - With a long-varied history spanning a thousand years, they...

The Scottish basket hilt broadsword came into use in the 17th Century. The Jacobite soldier would have carried this sword in hand accompanied with a “targe” shield. Basket hilt styles were common all across Europe, the earliest styles dating...

The “Hussar” were light cavalrymen, who originated in Central Europe during the 15th century. The Austro-Hungarian Hussar's Officers Sabre features a stunning curved carbon steel blade with engraved astronomy themed relief one side and on...