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it most probably would have been the personal sword of Edward III
The high carbon steel blade holds a great edge and is mounted on an ash haft
French Book of Hours c
Based on Original: Circa 1000 Danish
This fencing longsword is a very close replica of two examples in the Metropolitan Museum in New York that are dated circa 1575 and attributed to the Munich blade smith Ulrich Diefstetter
Meyer Training Rapier Renaissance Period it most probably would haveCreated to match rapiers in Meyer's Art of Combat Based on Original: The pieces illustrated in A Thorough Description of the Art of Combat published in 1570 by Joachim Meyer. Overall Length: ~36. 75" Blade Length: 31" Blade Width: 1. 15" Quillon Width: 10" Grip Length: 3. 5" Balance Point: 3. 6" Weight: 2. 5 lbs This training sword is based on the pieces illustrated in A Thorough Description of the Art of Combat published in 1570 by Joachim Meyer. He
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