German Early Longsword, early 14thC

Early Longsword, German Passau style, early 14th century, inspired by original examples from European museums.
Dark brown grip. 

This is a fairly light sword for its type and size. As an Early Longsword it is designed for both two-handed and one-handed combat, which can be done with ease. The sword has a classic form with round cross-sections and a crossguard that has flared ends. The cross-section of the blade is characteristic of swords from the Passau region, Germany, 14th century.

Cutting with this sword: https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=2FoTm5AHBsk

I personally don't consider this a reliable test, but I know some of you just like to cut such targets, and I sometimes have fun doing it myself. This is the standard sharpness I send blades with, nothing special. The video is also amateur, not staged, not edited, just added music.​

Measurements:
total length 1130mm
bladse length 890mm
blade width 50mm

blade thickness (base) 4mm
grip 180mm
crossguard 175mm
pommel 57x50x30mm
balance 70mm
weight 1320g
sharp