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Battlecry by Windlass
The Battlecry line of historical swords, daggers and axes has been designed in conjunction with John Clements, whose knowledge of historical fencing and Medieval and Renaissance fighting methods is unsurpassed. Hand forged by Windlass Steelcrafts, the 1065 high carbon steel is tempered in computer controlled ovens to an RC in the low 50's. This ensures strength, resiliency and edge retention. Swords have extra wide full tangs and all weapons are sharpened.
Each model has been put through rigorous physical testing to exceed industry standards. These battle tested weapons have a stone washed, blackened finish. Each is individually inspected at every step of the manufacturing process, and only after passing inspection they receive the armorers stamp on the blade. A certificate is included with each, signed by the craftsman that worked on your blade. Also included is a matching sheath and, when applicable, frog.
Acre Crusader Broadsword
#501509
This medieval Broadsword is made from 1065 high carbon steel with a darkened, battle-hardened finish, extra wide tang and tempering to a low 50s RC. This one handed, battle ready weapon comes sharp, includes a leather scabbard. Overall 39-1/4 inches.
$264.95
$325.00
Agincourt War Sword
#501506
This hand-and-half sword has a pre-sharpened, blued 1065 high carbon steel blade with an extra wide tang. Includes a matching scabbard with belt stop. Overall 39 inches.
$264.95
$350.00
Battlecry Centurion Gladius
#501564
This pre-sharpened blade is made from 1065 high carbon steel with a darkened, battle-hardened finish, extra wide tang. Comes with a matching scabbard with belt stop, custom packaging and certificate of authenticity. Overall: 29 inches.
$234.95
$325.00
Bosworth Longsword
#501505
This longsword has a blade that is crafted of 1065 high carbon steel. Features darkened finish and extra wide tang. Certificate of Authenticity included. Overall length of 47-3/8 inches.
$284.95
$350.00
Crecy War Dagger
#404231
The double-edged War Dagger has a 1065 high carbon steel blade tempered to a low 50s RC. Battle-hardened finish with a blue patina and peened full tang. Matching scabbard, custom packaging and certificate of authenticity included. Overall length 15 inches.
$94.95
$150.00
Fiore War Hammer
#601004
This medieval war hammer is crafted from 1065 high carbon steel with a darkened, battle-hardened finish and tempered to a low 50s RC.
$174.95
$250.00
Hattin Falchion
#501508
This medieval chopper sword is made from 1065 steel with a darkened, battle-hardened finish, and extra wide tang. Includes a matching scabbard with belt stop. Overall 30-1/2 inches.
$234.95
$325.00
Maldon Seax
#404119
This Seax has a 1065 high-carbon steel blade tempered to a low 50's RC, with a darkened, battle-hardened finish, extra wide tang. Unique blade shape with thick back-edge and pre-sharpened edge. Includes a matching scabbard, certificate of authenticity signed by the forging smith. Overall length 21-1/2 inches.
$138.95
$225.00
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Top Customer Reviews
Review of: Maldon Viking Sword
Arrived Quickly and very carefully packaged. It is an absolutely stunning sword! Came with a Certificate of Authenticity. Will absolutely be ordering our next sword purchases through Museum Replicas!
Reviewed by:
Ally,
September 16, 2018
Review of: Maldon Seax
It's light and fast in the hand. Not real sharp but good edge retention... has more of a useable edge. Love the patina, not some people's cup of tea true, but there are some historical sources for such look for the blade. The grip is Good, not a real tight weave, but it does feel good in the hand. Overall this is a 5 star value for the price. Now I need his big brother lol
Reviewed by:
Tad,
August 18, 2018
Review of: Acre Crusader Broadsword
Lovely blade. Heavy, but decent balance and a tough edge with excellent flexibillity and a nice scabbard make it an awesome buy. Need to get more battlecry blades. This one is quite nice.
Reviewed by:
Grant,
May 02, 2018
Review of: Culloden Basket-Hilt Sword
Received this sword yesterday, and I couldn't be more pleased with it. The construction is outstanding, the balance and feel are perfect, and its more modern finish makes it ruthlessly effective and practical. I am very happy with this purchase, and the Battlecry line of products in general. I'm glad I talked myself into buying this, because I would've regretted missing out! For anyone that is looking for a practical Scottish basket-hilt that values functionality above everything, this is the blade for you!
Reviewed by:
Christian,
March 28, 2018
Review of: Fiore War Hammer
My first purchase from the Battlecry line and it exceeded all expectations! Outstanding. Solid. Massive. Love the finish!
Interesting the earlier comment about not liking the square handle. I think it's a more authentic look, and when wielding in battle chances are good that fighters wore gauntlets or at very least gloves.
Interesting the earlier comment about not liking the square handle. I think it's a more authentic look, and when wielding in battle chances are good that fighters wore gauntlets or at very least gloves.
Reviewed by:
Kevin,
March 03, 2018
Review of: Crecy War Dagger
I picked this dagger up to fill a void in my collection and to see if I would be interested in other Battlecry weapons.
I would say it is impressive. The balance is good, and the edge is strong. It is well built and solid even after taking a couple good hits and being dropped. The scabbard is above expectation and the frog it came with is far better than expected.
There is considerable bang for your buck with this dagger, it has the looks and the function.
I would say it is impressive. The balance is good, and the edge is strong. It is well built and solid even after taking a couple good hits and being dropped. The scabbard is above expectation and the frog it came with is far better than expected.
There is considerable bang for your buck with this dagger, it has the looks and the function.
Reviewed by:
Randal,
February 15, 2018
Review of: Orleans Battle Axe
MR's axe offerings have always been more miss than hit with me. Most look beautiful in pictures but show up unsharpened without a realistic way to get a true edge on one.
Not so with the Orleans Battle Axe, complete with its top spike and rear spike.
I would like to see more of their axes done in this manner...double bladed battle axes, the Dragon Hunter axe, etc.
They finally got it right!
Not so with the Orleans Battle Axe, complete with its top spike and rear spike.
I would like to see more of their axes done in this manner...double bladed battle axes, the Dragon Hunter axe, etc.
They finally got it right!
Reviewed by:
Mike,
January 05, 2018
Review of: Maldon Seax
I had my eye on this for a while and finally bought it. I must say it is the finest reproduction SEAX on the market without going to a custom knife maker or bladesmith. A very solid piece encased in a nice sheath. I'm glad I discovered this new line!
Reviewed by:
Mike,
January 05, 2018
Review of: Bosworth Longsword
The Bosworth Longsword is well worth the price and the wait when on back order. I received this beauty and am very impressed with its handling and cutting ability. The thin blade makes slicing recovery superb and the action is fast. The supporting sections are beefy and well balanced, nothing loose or off center. Yet another great sword from the Windlass, say what you will about the over-seas manufacturing but they got it right on this one and the other two I own.
Reviewed by:
David,
December 27, 2017
Review of: Fiore War Hammer
This Warhammer means serious business. Totally solid, nothing loose, like the "Battlecry" look. Long enough to knock a rider off his horse and a RAZOR sharp spike for finishing the job. 500 years ago I would have felt totally confident bringing this to a real battlefield.
Casey - Florida
Casey - Florida
Reviewed by:
Casey,
December 19, 2017
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