German Early Longsword, 14thC

Early Longsword, early 14th century, inspired by original examples from European museums.
Black grip.
Classic Early Longsword type, with an extended handle for an additional 2-3 fingers of the other hand. This sword is agile and versatile, and can be also used  with one hand. This is an early version of this type of sword, which began to be made in the second half of the 13th century and developed into the classic longsword in the 14th century. Blade is stiff and the massive pommel provides good balance. The round pommel features a brass peen block in the form of a flat pad, which is most commonly seen in swords of this type. Crossguard with hexagonal cross-section, flared ends, a very popular type.
Very good and comfortable handling, good blade control, and maneuverability.

A black scabbard with a dark brown belt. The sheath features a pattern of hand-embossed lilies in diamond shapes, a motif known from many sources for leather decoration. The belt features a wide buckle and fittings in the form of large flowers. A classic scabbard style with noble motifs.

Measurements:
total length 1155mm
bladse length 945mm
blade width 52mm
grip 145mm
crossguard 180mm
pommel 55x33mm
balance 80mm
weight 1510g
sharp

Available: 2130EUR plus shipping