Shrewsbury Sword

By: Windlass Steelcrafts
This item can not be ordered at this time. It has been discontinued and can only be found through external links to our website.

Pierced Cross Fittings

During the height of plate armour, this narrow, sharply-pointed sword was one of the most successful in finding chinks in armour or to even “punch through” if necessary. This long slender blade is double-edged and finely tapered. Possessing enough breadth to cut, the Shrewsbury is equally strong to thrust. Made by the master craftsmen at Windlass Steelcrafts, the sword has been forged and replicated from 1065 high carbon steel, which has strong edge-holding capabilities. The steel pommel is fig shaped and has been beautifully faceted. This sword has been named after the famous battlefield where Prince Hal (later Henry V of England) defeated Percy Hotspur in 1403 and is noted by the pierced crosses in the steel guard. This sword ships complete with a real leather scabbard, with both scallops and a pierced cross on its fittings, as well as a belt stop.


Specifications

Reliks Product ID 1914
Manufacturer SKU 501686
Available Options Sharpening Service (add to cart to select)
Blade Length 33 3/8"
Blade Material 1065 High Carbon Steel
Blade Thickness 3/16"
Edge Type Edge Ready / Sharpening Optional
Full Length 42 1/8"
Scabbard Leather
Weight 2 lb 12 oz


Reliks Customer's Rating

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5/5 average from 15 reviews


Reliks Customer Reviews

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F - Verified Buyer


"little black spot on the blade???"


M - Verified Buyer


"Nice blade for the price."


K - Verified Buyer


"Some of the parts are a little off in construction, but it seems strong, and the balance is wonderful."


B - Verified Buyer


"In value for the money, the sword is excellent. It may not be the very best, but it is certainly an acceptable blade at a very reasonable price."


C - Verified Buyer


"its a great sword for some one who is staring out in swordmenship or a collecting them."



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