CUT AND THRUST

ITALIAN SWORD. (END OF THE 15th / PRINCIPLES OF THE 16th)

Modern interpretation of a sword of Italian origin from the late 15th or early 16th centuries.
The idea was not to make an exact reproduction, but to adapt the aesthetics of the original to a model suitable for practice without losing its essence. Although the measurements are similar to the original, the total weight and shape of the pommel vary, also the space in the rings and the handguard.
Guard forged in stainless steel, pommel forged in iron. Octagonal section handle in white oak wood and waxed leather. The blade is a Hanwei model adapted to the desired dimensions.

Total length: 103cm
Blade length: 88cm

Weight: 850g
PoB: 10cm

 ONE RING SWORD (15th-16th CENTURIES)

Guard made for an Arteespada blade. Made in stainless steel for the quillons and ring, with iron pommel, and white oak wood covered in waxed leather on the handle. A motif found on the original model is chiseled on the pommel.

Length: 104cm
Blade length: 90cm

Weight: 1025g
PoB: 11cm

TYPE XIV SWORD

Guard for an Arteespada type XIV petersen blade. Cross and pommel hand forged in iron and stainless steel. The handle is made of oak and waxed leather. The shield in the pommel is hand chiseled.

Total length: 92cm
Blade length: 78.5cm

Weight: 1150g
PoB: 13.5cm