Charles V Sword 64116

#604021

Charles V Sword 64116

Decorative sword from the age of chivalry. Outstanding value with metal blade casting.

Made in Spain.

Stoßdegen El Cid 64114

#604019

Stoßdegen El Cid 64114

Decorative sword from the age of chivalry. Outstanding value with metal blade casting.

Made in Spain.

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Leather mount

#602241

Leather mount

Made in Spain.

Schwertkampf für Schauspieler ...

#2087415

Schwertkampf für Schauspieler und Theater LARP

Avi Nardia

LARP (Live action rol playing ) und Soft Combat verbreiten sich wie ein Lauffeuer und sind zunehmend auf mittelalterlichen Märkten und Veranstaltungen im Zusammenhang mit dem Tourismus und lokalen Festen präsent.
Das mittelalterliche Fechten ist nicht nur in den Nachstellungen antiker Schlachten immer präsenter, sondern hat sich auch zu einer neuen Freizeit- und Sportaktivität entwickelt, die sich in Dojos für Kinder und Erwachsene, in Form von Rollenspielen oder als Vorbereitung für Schauspieler in den immer häufigeren Serien, die im Mittelalter spielen, in der ganzen Welt verbreitet.

Aufgrund seiner umfangreichen Kampferfahrung verleiht Avi den Kämpfen Wahrhaftigkeit und vermittelt Realismus und völlig unerwartete Ansätze für die Liebhaber des Genres, die dieses Video genießen werden.
Sein 6. Dan in Kendo, 5. Dan in Iaido, 5. Dan in Jodo, sein Wissen über Kenjutsu und viele andere Kampfkünste versetzen ihn in die Lage, sich mit der Materie zu befassen.

Ionian Fencing

#2087439

Ionian Fencing

Maurizio Maltese

Professor Maurizio Maltese presents in this extensive and detailed work the Scherma Jonica, Ionian fencing, an art cultivated century after century, perfected and made more and more effective by constant practice in every district, village and town of the area straddling the Ionian Sea, between Calabria, Apulia and Basilicata, and with very diverse influences from pre-Roman, Greek, Byzantine and Norman peoples, as well as Spanish and French origin.

The knife was the weapon available even to the poorest of men, the farmer and the herdsman, who used it in most of their daily work, from cutting a piece of bread to defending themselves against an aggressor (be it animal or human).
As fighting became indispensable to assert one's rights, the need arose to train, to attend a teacher and sometimes a school.
In the schools of arms one learned to use other elements in aid or in concert with the knives, such as the jacket to camouflage the blade, which, unbeknownst to the adversary, or the hat.
Thus, in Ionian fencing, century after century, many ideas and traditions of different schools, distant in time and space, are mixed: it is obvious to think that each region, if not each Italian village, used its own and different techniques, if only because of the great wealth of forms that the knife had in the country, both in its daily use and in its offensive use.

Rapier with Scabbard
by Haller

#6010093

Rapier with Scabbard by Haller

Blade hand forged from carbon steel, steel quillons. Handle made of wood, leather sheath with metal fittings.

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Windlass Practical Rapier

#6010499

Windlass Practical Rapier

Ein Practicalrapier aus der Schmiede von Windlass. - Die Klinge ist aus 1095 Federstahlstahl geschmiedet und hat eine durchgehende Angel, Der Griff ist mit Draht umwickelt, der Korb und der Endknauf sind aus Stahl. - Die Scheide ist aus Holz mit Lederüberzug.

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Sword 15th century III

#602183

Sword 15th century III

Sword in the style of the 11th 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.

Push rapier 12th century

#602197

Push rapier 12th century

Sword in the style of the 12th 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.

Deluxe Rapier Carrier

#602245

Deluxe Rapier Carrier

The rapier was carried in a special hanger. Here a high-quality execution made of firm leather.

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Bells with swords hammered bel ...

#603158

Bells with swords hammered bell

Haller

From about 1610 it was customary to provide swords or rapiers with a larger hand guard that resembles a bell. This bell was the preferred sword duel weapon, since it is less geeignetwar for sculpting more than to jump. These swords had a long, tapered blade and therefore enlarged the range.

This sword has a flexible blade and Währe suitable for fencing, but the Spitzeaus should be rounded for safety, or be protected by a rubber part.

Made in Spain.

NCO sword of the CSA

#603170

NCO sword of the CSA

Haller

Made in India.

Rapier sword with flames

#603178

Rapier sword with flames

Haller

With flexible blade - therefore suitable for battle.

Can be used to show fight. Please note that we do not accept liability for personal injury during use. Use at your own risk.

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 who circumvent unreasonable and irrelevant with these rapiers.
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.
At the beginning of the 16th century developed particularly in the countries of France and Italy, where the fencing was in particularly high esteem, the sword. In these countries, this art has been practiced to perfection. Swords with particularly narrow blade was named Rapier. A special feature is the conspicuous large hand basket guard that protects against injuries to the hand. The Rapier was the classic fencing weapon this time. He was a popular weapon of ruffians and adventurers, but he was also the cavalier weapon. For court dress of the sword or rapier was a must.

Made in India.

Rapier I

#603243

Rapier I

schaukampffähig

With flexible blade - therefore suitable for battle.

Can be used to show fight. Please note that we do not accept liability for personal injury during use. Use at your own risk.

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 who circumvent unreasonable and irrelevant with these rapiers.
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.
At the beginning of the 16th century developed particularly in the countries of France and Italy, where the fencing was in particularly high esteem, the sword. In these countries, this art has been practiced to perfection. Swords with particularly narrow blade was named Rapier. A special feature is the conspicuous large hand basket guard that protects against injuries to the hand. The Rapier was the classic fencing weapon this time. He was a popular weapon of ruffians and adventurers, but he was also the cavalier weapon. For court dress of the sword or rapier was a must.

Made in India.