Medieval German one-handed sword, practical Roma, SK-C

Description

Medieval German one-handed sword, practical Roma, SK-C
Medieval German one-handed sword, practical Roma, SK-C
This late medieval sword is inspired by Hans Talhoffer, a famous 15th-century German swordsman and fencing master.
The un sharpened blade with hollow cross-section is made of high carbon steel EN45 tempered and tempered. It has a rounded tip and thick blunt edges for added safety. The cross-sectional protection and knob are made of steel and the wooden handle is lined with leather. The blade spike is attached to the knob.
The delivery includes a wooden sheath clad in leather and adorned with a Knights Templar shield engraved with a cross on one side of the neck section.
This sword is ideal for combat in light settings, recreation or decorative purposes.
Details:
Battle-ready sword category: SK-C.
Blade material: steel with high carbon content EN45.
Overall length: approx. 94.5 cm.
Blade length: approx. 76.5 cm.
Handle length: approx. 18 cm.
Weight (without sheath): approx. 1300 g.
Weight (with sheath): approx. 1700 g.