Great German Landsknecht Flamberge Sword over 6' long

6 FT.. 3" TALL! ... that's an incredible 75" and so "Authentic" this German medieval sword rivals the ones found in museums. It is a must for the serious weapons connoisseur, and will become the treasured centerpiece in their collection. Remember, this handmade Flamberge sword is not for the faint of heart...as Great Landsknecht Swords were wielded by only the strongest and most fearless chosen front line Swiss and German soldiers of the Middle Ages. Its main purpose was to down charging horsemen and cut off oncoming pike heads. Wrought iron and steel has been worked to duplicate the design of an original piece now in private collection.

Our Rittersteel hand-made Flamberge sword has a fierce functional flamberge "wavy" handmade high carbon steel blade over 4-1/2 ft. long and forged over hot coals. It has an especially appealing design with a hand worked circular guard with joined rings at front and back along with swirled wrought iron side guards. A true masterpiece!

#2630 Price: $498.00

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German Wald Sword

This German sword has been styled from an actual German hunting sword held in private collection. Swords such as these were carried for hunting and protection throughout the forests (Wald) with one hand making them a perfect riding weapon. The hand crafted twisted steel guard, segmented and etched wood grip with brass spacers add to the unique beauty of this quality functional sword. Leather sheath included. Blade is 1-1/4" wide and 30" long. The overall length is 37-3/4".

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German Hunting Sabre

German Hunting Sword / Sabre

Variations of this hunting sword style can be found in the National Museum at Munich, Germany and most closely resemble that of one in the collection of the Wallace Museum in London, England.

The unique and ornate workmanship of early hunting sabres is wonderfully recreated in this all brass hilt sword. Its origin in design is from Bayern (Southern Germany) dating around 1540. With its slightly curved serrated blade it was quite effective for hunting. This sabre boasts, a carbon steel 29-1/2" long blade and an overall length of 39". Sheath included.

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Stage Steel Double-Handed Broadsword

Stage Steel Double-Handed Broad-Sword

Blade is 1-1/2" wide and 28" long. Overall length 40". (No sheath).

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Dussack Cutlass

Dussack Cutlass Sword

This curious weapon dates back to Europe's early 1600's.

Each Dussack cutlass is made from a single piece of steel and is clearly a "no frills" cutting weapon!

Because of its simple and functional design, it was favored by commoners, who needed a weapon that could be used for a variety of purposes. The Dussack sword cutlass served well for hunting, farm and fieldwork, domestic chores and of course as a fighting weapon against enemy attacks. These functional and historical "Blades of the People" faithfully duplicate the originals and belong in everyone's collection as they are a tribute to the courage and ingenuity of histories "everyday people". Overall length: 25-1/4"

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The William Wallace Claymore Sword

Wallace Claymore: Sir The William Wallace Sword

The earliest Scottish clansmen were strong and fearless. They wielded large swords with a simple yet powerful design. One of these legends was a man named William Wallace, who could have carried an early Scottish claymore sword just as this in battle. The claymore sword started with this early design and predates the very recognizable clover design of claymores later in history. For the brave of heart, the blade is 1-3/4" wide and 42-1/2" long. Overall length 56-1/4". This sword was depicted in the movie about Sir William Wallace - Braveheart.

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German Wald Sword

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