Swords and Daggers

The pierced forward plates of this sword's hilt depict birds among foliage, the slender bars of the guard have an upward loop to catch an opponent’s blade and the heavy pommel allows for a balanced feel. The blade is etched on both sides of the...

This rapier features a blade crafted of 1080 high carbon steel. Ambidextrous hilt and wood grip with a wire wrap. Overall length of 46 inches.   Circa 1590 The musket, though the prime weapon of the French Musketeers, was a cumbersome firearm,...

A perfect dagger for a left-hand draw to slow or disrupt an opponent's blade. Features a 1080 high carbon steel blade with cut-outs and notches to disrupt the opponent's blade. Knuckle-bow to protect the hand. Overall length 23 inches. Matching rapier...

This German Military sword has a tempered 1080 high carbon steel blade. Pommel and guard are steel. Grip is wood wrapped in wire. Overall 40 inches. Comes factory sharp.   Circa 1600There are several of these swords in different private and public...

This Renaissance period short sword (or long dagger) has a sharpened, double-edged 1055 high carbon blade. Highly engraved guard and pommel, hand-carved rosewood grip. Leather scabbard with engraved steel throat and chape included. Overall 20-1/2 inches...

This small sword is a Renaissance take on the rapier used by civilians. Perfectly balanced, this sword comes complete with a leather scabbard that features an intricately decorated throat and chape. Overall 38-1/4 inches.  The advantage of the sword...

This 17th-century dueling rapier has a hand forged, steel blade with a flattened oval cross-section. The heavily carved horn grip mimics the twisted metal of the hilt and has a single steel accent wire that provides an excellent grip while dueling...

This traditional Scottish sword has a double-edged blade, which is hand forged and polished with triple fullers. The basket hilt is made of blued steel with a wood grip covered in ray skin and decoratively wrapped in wire. Overall 37-3/4 inches...