Hanwei - Franconia sword combat SK-B

Description

Hanwei - Franconia sword combat SK-B
Hanwei - Franconia sword combat SK-B
The design of this particularly light and very well balanced sword is inspired by the sword of one of the best English swords. Knight, Sir William Marshall, of the late twelfth century, who served in the English crown under Henry II, Richard the Lionheart and Jack Lackland served faithfully and devoutly. The sword was developed by the well-known blacksmith Paul Chen (Hanwei).
The hardened carbon steel sheet is forged to the knob and riveted at the end of the handle. The wooden handle is covered with leather. wrapped around. The knobs are made of steel. The tip has been rounded.
It includes a fiberglass cover for greater protection against impacts. The sheath was made with metal forniture. decorated and provided with two leather straps to hold.
Details:
Exhibition fight quality class: SK-B.
Total length: approx.93 cm.
Sheet length: approx.76.0 cm.
Maximum leaf width: approx.4.5 cm.
Striking edge: 2.5 – 3 mm.
Sword weight: approx.1250 g.
Cover weight: approx.248 g.
Sheet material: AISI 1090.
Rockwell hardness of the sheet: 48 – 50 HRC.