Copied from a sword shown in Ian Pierce’s book Swords of the Viking Age. An old legend has it that a Nordic smith named Ulfberht developed the first all steel blade. This crucial development...
Circa 15th Century This massive broad sword could have easily been used at the Battle of Bosworth Field in 1485, cutti
Truly worthy of a Roman officer, this beautiful Centurion Gladius has a 1080 high carbon steel blade that has been factory sharpened, hand forged and tempered. The solid wood grip has metal accents...
The sire De Joinville was a French knight known for his bravery and devotion to his king, St. Louis. During the 7th Crusade, he was attacked by a Saracen after having lost his lance. So the valiant...
Circa Early 15th Century Ewart Oakeshott, renowned English sword enthusiast, researcher, and author of several influential
The Pirate Captain's Hanger is made of beautiful antiqued brass and has a steel hilt. The fully tempered 1075 high carbon steel blade is worth its' salt against any sea beast or while swarming the...
Circa 1590 The musket, though the prime weapon of the French Musketeers, was a cumbersome firearm, both to load and fire. A good rapier was a necessary second weapon. Our musketeer rapier is...
Circa 1600 This is one of the most practical and prolific swords we have ever offered. There are several of these swords in various private and public collections, one in the Wallace Collect
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What stories do ancient swords hold, and how do they connect us to the warriors who wielded them? At the Royal Armouries, three swords capture medieval warfare's power, skill, and art.
