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Historical Excalibur Sword
ID#: 500798
Price: $135.00
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If King Arthur actually existed, many historians place him as a war leader seeking to halt the invasion of the Saxons after the fall of Rome. There are many indications that England did, after a time of much strife, have a brief period of peace and prosperity in what is now called "the Dark Ages". This sword is of a type that was widely in use during this period and would be what a hard fitting warrior would prefer. Nicely balanced, well tempered high carbon steel blade offset with antiqued brass parts. Period scabbard included. Made by Windlass Steelcrafts®. Can be sharpened for additional fee.
- Overall: 37"
- Blade: 31-1/4" long, 1-5/8" wide, 3/16" thick
- Wt: 2 lbs/12 oz
Anonymous User
I purchased this sword several years ago and it is a most beautiful sword. It is a bit blade heavy and could possibly be easier to use with a longer handle. Also, the hilt came loose on it and rattles even though I have not used it to strike anything. It appears that the hilt is not too well connected to the tang (or something) and thus can possibly come loose. I intend to find a way to fix it because I really like the look of this sword. 2/19/2009 |
Anonymous User
Perfect sword, great value for money well spent. Jacob Mathew 12/27/2008 |
Judge Joe Brown
Though it is a fine weapon - a bit blade heavy and not as quick as it might otherwise be - and well made, my research suggests that this sword is a bit late in time to qualify as an "Arthurian" weapon. You would probably need to replicate a late Roman spatha (cavalry sword)to be more representative of the period. New historical research suggests that the real "Arthur" was one "Owain Ddantgwyn" of 5th century England and that Arthur was a combination of his Old English and Latin nickname, "The Bear." Joe Brown 12/27/2008 |
Brad David
My favorite sword in my collection. It is very well made. Sword length is also ideal. The hilt could be slightly longer to improve leverage 12/25/2008 |
Anonymous User
wonerfull.very simular to solid silver hilt I've seen. 12/5/2008 |
