Irish Sword: The Irish Ring Hilt is one of the most distinctive pommel styles ever to grace the handle of a sword. Used almost exclusively by the Irish, this simple pommel doubled as both a serviceable counter weight and as a decorative hand stop. The Ring Hilt and the fearsome warriors that used it are the inspiration of our two-handed fantasy broadsword. With its forged 33-inch double edge straight blade and extra long handle, this sword offers the incredible power one needs to hew limbs from foes as if they were trees. The solid steel guard and ring pommel give this sword the weight needed for heavy blows against heavily armored foes. (Leather Scabbard Included)

Kestral Dagger: The companion dagger to either the Crecy Short Sword (54-031) or the full sized Agincourt Sword (54-085). This fully functional and durable knife would have been one of the main tools for everyday use when not in direct combat. Yet could be quite deadly when threatened in close proximity.  (Leather Scabbard Included)

Brass Hilted Claymore Sword: One of the most recognizable swords of all times, the Claymore conjures up images of the fearsome highlanders of Scotland. Useful for shearing the heads off of pole weapons such as halberds and pikes, these great two handed swords were highly valued on the battle field. Our versions feature the classic down swept quillons ending in quatrefoils, solid round pommels, and 39-inch tempered blades. The heavy round pommel on these swords offer both the balance needed to be worked as a cleaving and a striking point to double as a smashing weapon. With either Steel or Brass hardware, these swords  would look equally attractive  mounted over the fire place or held in the hand.

Dagesse Sword: Italian in design, our 14th century cut & thrust sword is a tapered 27 ½ -inch blade that features a wide fuller running almost the whole length of the blade that lightens the weight of the blade without weakening it. The broad based blade tapers to a deadly point and is balanced out by a slight down curved steel guard and wheel pommel. With the stout hard wood handle for a secure grip and the excellent balance sought after by professional men at arms through out Europe, this sword is an outstanding close-quarters weapon. (Leather Scabbard Included)

Bastard Sword: Also called a hand and a half sword due to its lengthy handle, this style of sword saw great popularity in Europe north of the Alps in the second half of the 15th century. This 27-inch sword blade is quite versatile and capable of being wielded either one handed to allow the footman the use of the second hand for a shield or a second weapon, or two handed for tremendous power with the capacity to rend chain mail with great ease. The solid steel guard gives more than adequate hand protection while parrying sword and axe blows and the wheel pommel gives the whole sword a well balanced feel. Though not as fast as lighter swords like the Crecy Short Sword or the Scottish Sword, what the Bastard Sword lacks in speed it makes up for in shear power. (Leather Scabbard Included)

Flame Dagger: This exotic, beautifully styled dagger was used throughout Europe from the middle ages through the Renaissance. The 10 1/2 inch wavy blade design creates a longer cutting edge than a straight blade of the same length making this piece both unique as well as attractive. (Leather Scabbard Included)