15th Century Arming Sword by Windlass Steelcrafts and the Royal Armouries.
Complete with scabbard.
Royal Armouries and Windlass Steelcrafts blade markings.
Backup weapon of the knight and of the man-at-arms.
Long curved quillons with characteristic terminals, short grip and prominent solid wheel pommel.
It features a robust cut and thrust Oakeshott Type XVIII blade of just over 30 inches.
The original has some unusual floral engraving at the base of the blade, which we have not replicated, because unfortunately on the original it is too damaged to reproduce with any certainty.
The sword shares some obvious similarities with the Westminster Abbey sword, which has been long associated with Henry V (but now believed to be from Henry VII's funeral achievements).
This arming sword in the Royal Armouries collection dates to the late-15th century and possibly has an English provenance. This type of sword was a medium to high status sidearm of the late-15th century and into the early 16th century.
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