Brabant Longsword

Brabant Longsword, late 14th century, inspired by original examples from European museums.
Black grip.

An excellent longsword with a classic form, representing a large typological family of swords from Central Europe during the 14th century. The blade has a hexagonal cross-section, providing reinforced edges and improved rigidity.

Black scabbard, ox-blood belts with brass fittings.
The scabbard features the embossed and painted coat of arms of the Duchy of Brabant: a golden rampant lion with red details.
The lower part of the scabbard features an embossed pattern of rhombuses containing lilies and crosses.

Measurements:
total length 1190mm
bladse length 950mm
blade width 52mm
grip 170mm
crossguard 178mm
pommel 60X37mm
balance 90mm
weight 1580g

Note: This sword, like any handcrafted sword in the medieval style, can have traces of the manufacturing process, minor irregularities or asymmetries resulting from the specificity of real craftsmanship and medieval understanding of aesthetics, that are completely normal and do not affect the quality of the sword, but give it a unique original character, consistent with medieval objects of the same kind.