Knight's Sword of the High Middle Ages

Description

Knight's Sword of the High Middle Ages
Knight's Sword of the High Middle Ages
Knight’s Sword of the High Middle Ages with sheath, blunt practice, SK-C
Reconstruction ready for the battle of a knight’s sword from the high Middle Ages. Its most prominent feature is the particular shape of its knob, a variation of brazil’s walnut-shaped knob (13th century according to Oakshott classification).
The sword is handmade only. The walnut-shaped guard and knob are made of cast iron. The spring steel blade is oil tempered up to approx. 48″ Rockwell, forged up to the handle and peeled with the knob. The wooden handle is lined with leather. The blade has a distinctive fuller, offering flexibility and lightness. The tip of the blade and edges are dull and rounded.
The sword comes with a leather-lined wooden sheath equipped with a wooden belt loop (maximum belt width: 5 cm)
Details:
Battle-ready sword category: SK-.
Blade material: STEEL for EN45 springs.
Rockwell blade hardness: 48 HRC.
Overall length: approx. 96.5 cm.
Blade length: approx. 79.5 centimeters.
Edge thickness: approx. California. 2 mm.
Width of the blade in the guard: approx. 44 mm.
Balance point: approx. 16 cm from the guard.
Includes a wooden sheath lined in leather.
Weight without cover: approx. 1300 g.