#602141
Crossbow big
Crossbow with decorated wood shaft and a wood arrow with metal top and feathers. Our crossbow represents a weapon reproduction from the 15th century. We don't want to class a particularly high accuracy with it. It should be seen as a special completion of a historical weapon collection. In every case it will be an unusual piece of the décor.
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#602139
Crossbow small
Crossbow with decorated wood shaft and a wood arrow with metal top and feathers. Our crossbow represents a weapon reproduction from the 15th century. We don't want to class a particularly high accuracy with it. It should be seen as a special completion of a historical weapon collection. In every case it will be an unusual piece of the décor.
Flamberge - Weapon of the merc ...
#602163
Flamberge - Weapon of the mercendarys
Double Handed German Sword-flame sword. This sword is a reproduction out of the museum in the city hall of Emden, which has one of the greatest collections of Double handed Swords in Germany. It was used its use at 1500 and also was called lane blower because the fighters could hit thus real lanes to the hostile lines
The blade is made of carbon steel and goes through with a round hinge until handle end where it is screwed together with the final knob. The handle is made of wood. The ricasso is covered with leather.
The army of the mercendarys developed particularly under emperor Maximilian I. and its grandson emperor Karl V. The words: A lot of enemies-A lot of honor were ascribed to the father of the German mercenarys Georg von Frundsberg. He was a man from Mindelheim/Swabia with great bravery and loyalty to his emperor. Emperor Karl V. appointed him imperial councillor. Topmost army sign was the empire assault flag with the black eagle. The most important weapons of the mercenarys were the Katzbalger, the Biedenhänder and the dagger.
#604011
Claymore Sword
The Scottish two-handed sword Claymore. Handle parts in bronze finish.
The blade of the sword is hardened stainless steel and 420.
Made in Spain.
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Sword Braveheart
by Marto
#602230
Sword Braveheart by Marto
Das Filmschwert aus dem gleichnamigen Film
One beonders imposing sword.The ricasso is as the handle also covered with suede. Obbeying bar and final knob are held in dark silver finish.
The blade is produced of 420s stainless, hardened steel and screwed together at the end of the handle.
Crossbow
by Haller
#605940
Crossbow by Haller
Medieval crossbow, very decorative, with strong metal parts. The crossbow is limited functional.
Including a bolt of wood with feathers.
#602131
War ax
Particularly cheap and rustically worn bar weapon with a simple wood handle. The blades manufactured of iron are welded together. With a two-part screwing together cash wood handle.
War axes were both in the close combat as been very afraid also as a Throwing weappon.
Irrespective of the use of the halberds and quarrel axes in the military service they were equipment parts of night watchmen and at bodyguards. Today, they are still used at the papal Swiss guard.
The members of the swiss Confederation have gone at battles they achieved military successes at Morgarten 1315, Sempach 1386 and Näfels 1388 in which with these long weapons such as particularly in the history. Halberds were used against rank and file and also against riders.
#604341
Sword Emperor Charles V.
Blade made of 420 stainless steel. With scabbard.
Made in Spain.
#603234
Two-Handed Sword
Geschmiedet, schaukampfgeeignet
Inexpensive practice sword with hand forged blade made of carbon steel. The blade is screwed twice on the handle end.
This sword can be used to show fight. Please note that we do not accept liability for personal injury during use. Use at your own risk.
Need that such battle-appropriate weapons meet certain safety criteria is self-evident.
We include:
- Rounded blade tip
- Blunt edge of 2.5 to 3 mm
- Blade thickness at least 5 mm
- Strong guard
- Secure handle
- Secure attachment of the blade at the end of sword
Despite all the precautions in the production and material selection, we can no product liability with respect to blade breakage or the like and its consequences, say after the German and European product liability law.
A wholly owned blade breakage warranty may make no serious manufacturer. Each blade can break under certain circumstances. This clause takes place including why, since there are also users of these swords that deal with these irrational and unobjective swords.
We provide replacement in case of a proven material faults, such as hardness crack, or at too high a blade hardness. We emphasize again: Everything is made with the swords, go at your own risk.
Any costs nicks in the blade are not covered under warranty, but completely normal. Even the loosening of the guard is often unavoidable, especially when she gets shots from the opposing sword. Here, the only one Nachnieten or tightening the screw fixing.
Made in India.
#604021
Charles V Sword 64116
Decorative sword from the age of chivalry. Outstanding value with metal blade casting.
Made in Spain.
Single Ball Mac Morning Star I
#602136
Single Ball Mac Morning Star I
Particularly as of the 13th century, the morning star developed next to the mace which was partly also provided with thorns. One chose the name morning star due to the iron thorns arranged radially.
He was not only a makeshift weapon but often was part of the regular equipment in the 16th century.
#606084
Claymore Sword with Sheath
#602140
Crossbow medium
Crossbow with decorated wood shaft and a wood arrow with metal top and feathers. Our crossbow represents a weapon reproduction from the 15th century. We don't want to class a particularly high accuracy with it. It should be seen as a special completion of a historical weapon collection. In every case it will be an unusual piece of the décor.
#602191
Sword 16th century
Sword in the style of the 16th century. The blade of this sword is produced of 420s stainless, hardened steel and is screwed together at the end of the handle. It is provided with heraldic Ornament etches and has a silk matt polish. The handle is wound a revolved wire. The obbeying bar and the larger handle parts consist of metal cast. The sword is very decorative and is in a good price, performance relationship. Swords are availably separately black leather sheaths to this.
Battleaxe
by Jean Fuentes
#651128
Battleaxe by Jean Fuentes
rustikales Design
Battle-axes were greatly feared both in melee and as a throwing weapon. Your use of the end you can see at the end of the 17th century.
Regardless of the use of halberds and battle-axes in the military service they were pieces of equipment at night watchmen and bodyguards. Today they still find use in the Papal Swiss Guard.
Particularly in history, the Swiss Confederates are at battles such as at Morgarten 1315 Sempach in 1386 and Naefels 1388, in which they achieved military success with these rifles. Halberds were used against infantry and against Rider.
It is a decoration item, which is not designed for practical use. The design is rustic and the time (the Middle Ages) modeled, so this ax is very real.
Crossbow
by Haller
#605941
Crossbow by Haller
Medieval crossbow, very decorative, with strong metal parts. The crossbow is limited functional.
Including a bolt of wood with feathers.
Medieval Sword
by Budoten
#501164
Medieval Sword by Budoten
The handle is made of red wood, with brass protection.
Swiss Dagger
by Böker
#542679
Swiss Dagger by Böker
The Swiss dagger (often called Baselard) was a popular weapon with the Swiss pikemen throughout the 15th and 16th centuries. Swiss daggers were not usually issued as ordinance weapons, but purchased privately by soldiers as secondary weapons. The Boker Swiss Dagger's characteristic hilt features the same crescent-shaped pommel and crossguard as the original daggers, but now feature rust resistant stainless steel instead of iron. Their curved shape appeared as early as the 13th century and remained unique to Switzerland. This distinctive hilt design can be recognized in many of Hans Holgein's works, which is why the Swiss dagger was sometimes referred to as a Holbein dagger. The handle on the Boker Swiss dagger is made of hand selected cherry wood, and the high carbon steel dagger blade has an impressive length of 8 5/8 and is satin finished. The blade is marked with the authentic Boker logo, which was used throughout the 1930's in Solingen. The marking Deutschland (Germany) and a serial number on the reverse side of the blade guarantee the same high quality on every knife that leaves our factory. The Swiss dagger includes an original metal sheath, which is reminiscent of the 15th and 16th centuries.
#6010002
Shoulder Strap for Swords
Two-handed sword
by Urs Velunt
#6010078
Two-handed sword by Urs Velunt
Forged blade made of spring steel with a Rockwell hardness of 50-55 °. The handle is made of wood with wire wrapping, end and pommel are made of steel.
Includes wood sheath with metal fittings.
#602130
German Halberd
Particularly cheap and rustically worn bar weapon with a simple wood handle. The blades manufactured of iron are welded together. With a two-part screwing together cash wood handle.
Bar weapons are well-known to the weapon historians already from the Bronce Age. They were important weapons not only with the barbarian tribes and north men. They were used it use in form amended constantly up to the end of the Middle Ages.
Irrespective of the use of the halberds and quarrel axes in the military service they were equipment parts of night watchmen and at bodyguards. Today, they are still used at the papal Swiss guard.
The members of the swiss Confederation have gone at battles they achieved military successes at Morgarten 1315, Sempach 1386 and Näfels 1388 in which with these long weapons such as particularly in the history. Halberds were used against rank and file and also against riders.
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#602133
War Axe Short
Particularly cheap and rustically worn bar weapon with a simple wood handle. The Axe-edges are manufactured of iron are welded together.
War axes were both in the close combat as been very afraid also as a Throwing weappon.
Irrespective of the use of the halberds and quarrel axes in the military service they were equipment parts of night watchmen and at bodyguards. Today, they are still used at the papal Swiss guard.
The members of the swiss Confederation have gone at battles they achieved military successes at Morgarten 1315, Sempach 1386 and Näfels 1388 in which with these long weapons such as particularly in the history. Halberds were used against rank and file and also against riders.
Double Ball Mace Morningstar I ...
#602137
Double Ball Mace Morningstar II
With two metal balls
Particularly as of the 13th century, the morning star developed next to the mace which was partly also provided with thorns. One chose the name morning star due to the iron thorns arranged radially.
He was not only a makeshift weapon but often was part of the regular equipment in the 16th century.
#602138
Battle Mace Morning Star
On steel bar with wood handle
Particularly as of the 13th century, the morning star developed next to the mace which was partly also provided with thorns. One chose the name morning star due to the iron thorns arranged radially.
#602162
Katzbalger
Blankwaffen der Landsknechte
The short sword of the mercenaries, 15. -16th century. The handle has a leather cover . A leather sheath is part of the sword with metal mounting. The blade is screwed together at the end of the handle.
The army of the mercendarys developed particularly under emperor Maximilian I. and its grandson emperor Karl V. The words: A lot of enemies-A lot of honor were ascribed to the father of the German mercenarys Georg von Frundsberg. He was a man from Mindelheim/Swabia with great bravery and loyalty to his emperor. Emperor Karl V. appointed him imperial councillor. Topmost army sign was the empire assault flag with the black eagle. The most important weapons of the mercenarys were the Katzbalger, the Biedenhänder and the dagger.
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#602178
Katzbalger
Besonders preiswertes rustikal verarbeitetes Schwert
The short sword of the mercenaries 15.- 16th century. The blade of this sword is made of hardened carbon steel and is screwed together at the end of the handle. The handle has a leather cover. A leather sheath is part of the sword with metal mounting. The sword is delivered with sheath.
The indication of weight is complete with scabbard.
#602179
Sword 15th century I
Sword in the style of the 15th century. Particularly cheap, rustically worn sword. The blade is made of hardened carbon steel and is screwed together at the end of the handle. The handle is wound a revolved wire. The obbeying bar is manufactured from metal cast or steel wire.
This sword is particularly suitable for militias, theaters and similar or to the wall decoration.
#602182
Sword 15th century II
Sword in the style of the 15th century. Particularly cheap, rustically worn sword. The blade is made of hardened carbon steel and is screwed together at the end of the handle. The handle is wound a revolved wire. The obbeying bar is manufactured from metal cast or steel wire.
This sword is particularly suitable for militias, theaters and similar or to the wall decoration.
#604057
Ax 63651
Streitaxt
The ax is dull.
Made in Spain.
#604061
Morning Star
Mittelalterliche Waffen
Made in Italy.
Large diameter
by Haller
#604823
Large diameter by Haller
The hand forged blade of this sword is made of carbon steel. On the tang wood handles are riveted. A significant edged weapon, especially in 1500, was the great knife. This edged weapon was not considered as a sword blade. Concise is the single-edged saber-like blade and the scalloped top of the guard. Both typical and uncommon processing the blade just before the tip. The saber-like blade shape this edged weapon was inspired by Eastern European sabers, especially of the Turkish arms. Some well-preserved pieces are preserved in the art-historical museum in Vienna.
Made in India.
#605088
Claymore dagger
The blade is dull.
Made in China.
#605089
Claymore dagger decorated
Made in China.
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Landsknecht knife
by Haller
#605220
Landsknecht knife by Haller
On the blade of carbon steel forge traces have been preserved. The handle is made of wood. These include the traditional wooden scabbard with
Leather loops.
Made in China.
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Dagger Carlos V.
by Haller
#605242
Dagger Carlos V. by Haller
Blade made of 420 stainless steel.
Made in China.
#605503
Two-Handed Sword
The blade has forged from carbon steel and has a blood groove. The clutch is from leather. Rustic processes. Ricasso means the non-polished part of the sword between handle and the polished part of the sword.
#605504
Katzbalger
lansquenet sword with forged blade made of carbon steel with hollow groove.
Der Griff ist aus Leder und der Griffabschluss aus Stahl. Holz scheide mit Lederüberzug und Metallbeschlägen.
William Wallace sword
by Haller
#605893
William Wallace sword by Haller
The blade is made of 420 stainless steel. Covered in suede.
Crossbow
by Jean Fuentes
#651105
Crossbow by Jean Fuentes
Please note that it is at this article to a decoration piece. It is not suitable for practical use.
Historical Facts:
In Europe, the use of bows and crossbows in fighting between Christians was forbidden by the Second Lateran Council in 1139, because they were seen as unchivalrous because of their outreach and penetration against armor. The fight against pagans remained however allowed. Weight: 540g
Germanic ax
by Jean Fuentes
#651127
Germanic ax by Jean Fuentes
It is a decoration item, it is not designed for practical use.
Movie Sword William Wallace
by Jean Fuentes
#651764
Movie Sword William Wallace by Jean Fuentes
Very nice long sword from the movie Braveheart. The blade is made of stainless steel and 78.5 cm long. The handle has a leather cover. The sword is very solid and weighs 1212 grams.
It is a decorative sword, the blade is not sharp.
- Blade length: 78.5 cm
- Total length: 107 cm
. - Total length including scabbard: 113.5 cm
- Weight Sword 1212 grams
- Weight Sheath: 330 grams
- Total weight: 1542
- Wooden handle with leather cover
- Blade of stainless steel
- Blade is not sharp
- Including leather sheath
100_E885 William Wallace sword
by Jean Fuentes
#652207
100_E885 William Wallace sword by Jean Fuentes
The medieval sword is supplied with a wall bracket made of wood. The grip and the upper part of the blade are covered with leather.
Very nice long sword from the movie Braveheart, William Wallace's sword.
Stainless steel blade
-Blade length: 87 cm
-Sword length: 110.5 cm
-Weight: 1108 g
Handle and upper portion of the blade covered with leather
-Sword is not sharp
including wall mount wood
Included are a sword and a wall holder.
