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MedievalArts - Musketeers Rapier - spada artigianale

In onore di Alexandre Dumas e dei suoi personaggi senza tempo delle sue amate novelle, queste spade replicano in modo perfetto la tipologia di armi francesi in voga nel 1600; in particolare, entrambe hanno inciso sulla guardia la croce francese, simbolo dei Moschettieri.

Questa spada veniva utilizzata come arma primaria dai Moschettieri francesi quando non era possibile utilizzare le armi da fuoco ad avancarica. La guardia è ambidestra ed offre ottima protezione.

La lama è flessibile in acciaio ad alto tenore di carbonio ed ha una lunghezza di 95cm. per una larghezza di 3.5cm; la lunghezza totale è di 117cm. ed elsa, impugnatura, guardia e pomolo sono in acciaio inox. E' accompagnata da un fodero in acciaio e cuoio blu.

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Museum Replicas Windlass - Eglinton Basket Hilt Schwert

This Mid 18th Century Scottish Basket Hilt Back Sword is from a group of which about a dozen examples are known. Variations in the configuration of the hilt elements include examples with and without a forward quillion and the inclusion of an oval rein aperture. An example with that last feature, formerly in Eglinton Castle, sponsor and host of the Eglinton Tournament, is now in the Royal Ontario Museum. Most are mounted with earlier, presumably family blades. This sword has been traditionally identified by the portrait of an 18th century Scottish Officer entitled The Pinch of Snuff and attributed to William Delacour. It features a real ray skin, wire-wrapped grip, intricate basket hilt and a double fuller blade. A black scabbard with matching throat & belt stop and tip is included. Made by Windlass Steelcrafts. Can be sharpened for additional fee.

Overall Length: 39"
Blade Length: 33"
Blade Width: 1-3/8"
Blade Thickness:
Weight: 3 lbs 4 oz
Grip Length:
Point of Balance:
Steel: 1065 High Carbon

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Article code: 501435
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Museum Replicas Windlass - Eglinton Basket Hilt Schwert

This Mid 18th Century Scottish Basket Hilt Back Sword is from a group of which about a dozen examples are known. Variations in the configuration of the hilt elements include examples with and without a forward quillion and the inclusion of an oval rein aperture. An example with that last feature, formerly in Eglinton Castle, sponsor and host of the Eglinton Tournament, is now in the Royal Ontario Museum. Most are mounted with earlier, presumably family blades. This sword has been traditionally identified by the portrait of an 18th century Scottish Officer entitled The Pinch of Snuff and attributed to William Delacour. It features a real ray skin, wire-wrapped grip, intricate basket hilt and a double fuller blade. A black scabbard with matching throat & belt stop and tip is included. Made by Windlass Steelcrafts. Can be sharpened for additional fee.

Overall Length: 39"
Blade Length: 33"
Blade Width: 1-3/8"
Blade Thickness:
Weight: 3 lbs 4 oz
Grip Length:
Point of Balance:
Steel: 1065 High Carbon

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Article code: 500922
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