Gothic Swords | Battle-ready (Reenactment)

Falchion from the XIII-XIVth C. for HMB/re-enactment

Falchion from the XIII-XIVth C. for HMB/re-enactment

Falchion for reenactment, or BUHURT use.

The broad, robust blade indicates how this type of weapon was used. Falchions, Malchus swords had different forms in use. There were high quality, elaborately engraved falchions but also existed as cheaper peasant's weapons.

225 €

Blade thickness

Falchion from the XIII.-XIV. century, made for HMB or BUHURT

Falchion from the XIII.-XIV. century, made for HMB or BUHURT

Falcion of the XIII.-XIV. century, the original can be seen in the Musée de l'Armée, in Paris.

This weapon was made after the requirements for the HMB permitted weapons.

225 €

Blade thickness

Falchion with pear pommel from the XIV.-XVth Century

Falchion with pear pommel from the XIV.-XVth Century

Falchion for reenactment, or BUHURT use.

225 €

Longsword for HEMA and reenactment trainings, XIV-XVth Century

Longsword for HEMA and reenactment trainings, XIV-XVth Century

Trainingsword for HEMA sparring and for reenactment. This type of sword characterized as having a pear form pommel and slightly curved cross-guard.

215 €

Swordtype from the XIII. Century

This type of sword can be found in Berlin.

The original pommel was made of bronze.

It has a relatively long cross-guard.

295 €

Peasant knife for Re-enactment or Buhurt

Peasant knife for Re-enactment or Buhurt

Classical peasant knife, made for re-enactment or full-contact battles.

We made the guard simplier, of 1 piece steel to keep the price low, and produce a high quality weapon.

The grip is made of hardwood.

The 4 mm blade is optimal for the HMB battles.

250 €

Blade thickness

Hardwood Scabbard, leather covered for swords from the 14-16. Century

Hardwood Scabbard, leather covered for swords from the 14-16. Century

This scabbard is made of hardwood, covered with leather, has iron fittings. As the blades are different, the scabbards are made as unique pieces too.

220 €

Sword sharpening

Sharpening a sword blade before or after assembling the sword.
During sharpening, the blade loses its original thickness, making it more flexible and lighter, but also more fragile, of course.

The use of sharp swords is a training exercise that requires practice and knowledge, which must be exercised with extreme caution!

Damage and deflection of the swords are primarily due to cutting errors, so these damages are not warranty problems!

50 €

Sword Type from the XIII. Century

Gothic sword Type from the XIII. Century

250 €

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One Handed Sword from the XIV-XV. Century

One Handed Sword from the XIV-XV. Century

This is a type of sword characterized as having a pear form pommel and slightly curved cross-guard.

Pear pommels existed in various forms in that time.

Matt polished!

190 €

Grip color

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One-Handed Sword from the XV. Century

Sword from the XV. Century with shiny polished blade!

250 €

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One hand Sword type used in the XI-XIII. Century (Oakeshott XI.) made for HMB fights

One hand Sword type used in the XI-XIII. Century (Oakeshott XI.) made for HMB fights

Classic shape of straight cross-guard and disk-shaped pommel that was still stylish in the XVI. Century.

This sword is made after the requirements for the HMB and Battle of the Nations.

200 €

Grip color

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