Last Chance Swords, Knives & Daggers

I’ve had mine for years, 10 at least but I think more, and have had no problem other than the liner for the blade sticking out on the draw once.  Sometimes I have to jiggle the umbrella a little to return the blade but never a problem to draw.  And as an umbrella it works, no problem there either.

Very nice, well made, attractive, solid. Perhaps a bit heavy.

This is probably my favorite basket-hilt sword in my collection. The unique and intricate basket is well made and encloses the complete hand. The blade, although a bit heavy, is thick and sturdy. The wire wrapped ray skin handle looks great and is very tightly assembled. 2 thumbs up!

This is one of my favorite basket hilt swords in my collection. The aging done on the basket hardware is very well applied, and the brass studs really add to the pinache. I love the triple fullered straight blade. It was a bit tight in the scabbard at first, but has eased on its flow in and out. Another very well put together piece by Windlass.

Museum Replicas has really out done  themselves once again. This is the most awesome sword . The fit and finish is excellent. I have always loved the edge geometry of the double edged sharply tapering blade.  The sword feels extremely well balanced. I look forward to seeing how well it cuts cardboard mailing tubes.I had the sword professionally sharpened.  Well worth the price.  If you are a Collector of swords  you really need to purchase this sword.

I purchased this for my son who shares the same enthusiasm for weaponry as myself.
It came today; my son opened the box and was absolutely thrilled.  He's into the Steampunk genre and this sword is the perfect addition to his collection.  I am very impressed with the quality and design, etc.  I ordered it sharpened as one would expect a sword to be.  I see this is now a closeout item.  If you've had any thought of owning one of these, get it before they're gone.  You'll regret missing out if they run out of them.

Very nice looking sword.  a Chef d'oeuvre !

This beautiful back sword is balanced for the thrust. It has an intricately detailed basket. A real knockout for looks. I found that the basket came too far around so that it hit my wrist on both sides on cutting strokes (admittedly not the main purpose for this sword). I removed the last loop on the bottom of each side of the basket with a Dremel tool and the problem was solved. Not too much to do for a sword of this quality. The basket still looks great, even with the slight modification.

The sword is perfectly balanced: POB 4-5" above the hilt. The basket is really beautiful. The blade at 33" is a bit shorter than many Schiavonas, but is well tempered. The sheath has beautiful engraving and is antiqued. The antiquing isn't perfectly even, but good enough for this price point.

I have always loved this blade shape and they have done a wonderful job capturing it in this sword! The hilt components are beautifuly done and give the sword great balance and a quick response in the hand. Job well done!