Hanwei - Stoke Bell Cup

Description

Hanwei - Stoke Bell Cup
Hanwei - Stoke Bell Cup
This so-called Spanish estoque (also called bell stoke or stoke with cup grip) linked in Europe Seventeenth century style effectively and has long been touted as the pinnacle of sword design. The bell and the knob were with them the best specimens decorated with beautiful openwork patterns. The Rapier Cup presented here, were from Hanweis founder Paul Chen, reproduced down to the last detail and with an elegant conical blade made of carbon steel. group. It owes its name to the French who called this special style the Cup.
A leather-covered pod is included.
Special features: Elegant pointed blade, Representative example of the highlight of the sword design, Leather-lined sheath included.
Details:
Total length: approx.117.5 cm.
Sheet length: approx.97.2 cm.
Weight: approx.936 g.
Center of gravity: approx.12.7 cm in front of the guard.
Point of swing of the sheet: approx.50,8 cm.
Width of the sheet in the guard: approx.1,9 cm.
Leaf width at tip: approx.1.0 cm.
Sheet thickness at stop: approx.6.4 mm.
Sheet thickness at tip: approx.2.5 mm.