Gothic Bastard Sword - Photo Gallery

Power, Precision, and Gothic Elegance.

Forged and tempered C60 high carbon steel blade.

Cut-outs on the guard of the Gothic Bastard Sword.

The bastard sword is also known as the hand and a half sword and even referred to as a longsword in some scripts.

A historical example of this type of sword is preserved in the Royal Armouries Museum in Leeds, UK.

The upper part of the grip is wire wrapped for additional grip and artistry.

Wood core and leather wrapped scabbard with metal accents and suspension rings.

Threaded pommel nut still allows for dismantling if required.

The lower grip is covered in leather with a brass center accent.

Whether you're a reenactor, collector, or enthusiast of medieval martial arts, this sword’s adaptable design and hauntingly beautiful detailing make it a perfect addition to your collection or kit.

Crafted with a long, gently tapered blade made from quality steel, this unsharpened sword is ideal for safe handling, training, or display.

The Gothic Bastard Sword is a striking weapon that blends battlefield versatility with a dark, dramatic aesthetic.

The bastard sword, also known as the hand-and-a-half sword earned its title in the Middle Ages due to its hybrid nature. It bridges the gap between the arming sword and the longsword, giving the user the option of using it single-handedly for speed or with both hands for added strength.