Toto Sword

Few swords from the Middle Ages bear such an air of mystery as the Toto Sword. Discovered in a peat bog in Northern Italy, this 13th century medieval sword has captivated historians and collectors alike with its remarkable preservation and the cryptic inscription engraved upon its blade. The phrase TOTOTOTO, encircled in elegant rings, was a medieval affirmation of loyalty and fidelity—virtues highly prized among knights of the age. With its distinctive W-type pommel and balanced design, this sword reflects both the artistry and symbolism that defined chivalric Europe.

From the Royal Armouries to Your Collection

The original Toto Sword resides among the treasured pieces of the Royal Armouries in England. Dated between 1275 and 1325, it represents a transitional period in sword development, bridging the late 13th century arming swords and the early Oakeshott Type XIV models that would dominate the early 14th century battlefield. The weapon’s preservation is extraordinary—its surface retains an almost unblemished purple-black patina, offering a rare glimpse into the craftsmanship of medieval smiths and the enduring materials they forged.

Authentic Craftsmanship by Deepeeka

Deepeeka’s faithful reproduction captures the historical form and spirit of the original. This functional high carbon steel blade is full tang and heat treated to a Rockwell hardness of 48–52 for durability and resilience. The sword includes a matching leather-wrapped scabbard for display or costume use. Whether you’re a collector of medieval weapons, a historical reenactor, or simply an admirer of knightly heritage, the Toto Sword stands as a meaningful recreation of a 13th century weapon that once symbolized unwavering fidelity and faith.