Honshu Historic Forge 15th Century Arming Sword, 1080 high carbon steel with 38" overall length

The Honshu Historic Forge 15th Century Arming Sword is a meticulously crafted that captures the essence of medieval design with modern durability. Measuring 38 inches overall, this expertly forged features a 31 1/2-inch blade made from 1080 high carbon steel, renowned for its exceptional durability. With a Rockwell Hardness rating of 50-53HRC, the blade is designed for impressive edge retention, making it a reliable choice for display or functional use. The classic arming sword design is complemented by a 4-inch wet-wrapped leather handle, ensuring a firm and comfortable grip, while the decorative circular pommel and sturdy crossguard add historical accuracy and balance. Weighing just 2.2 pounds, this sword is perfectly balanced with a point of balance at 4 3/4 inches from the guard, making it a versatile choice for reenactments, training, or collection display. The included black leather scabbard, reinforced with a metal tip, provides secure storage while adding to the sword’s elegant medieval aesthetic. Whether you’re looking to wield a piece of history or showcase an exceptional reproduction, the Honshu Historic Forge 15th Century Arming Sword is a must-have addition to any armory.

Key Features:

• PREMIUM 1080 CARBON STEEL: Forged from high-quality 1080 carbon steel for exceptional durability.

• ROCKWELL HARDNESS 50-53HRC: Engineered with a Rockwell Hardness rating of 50-53HRC, ensuring superior edge retention.

• PREMIUM DESIGN: Features a 4-inch wet-wrapped leather handle, decorative circular pommel, and classic crossguard for historical accuracy.

• PERFECTLY BALANCED: Weighs 2.2 pounds with a point of balance at 4 3/4 inches from the guard, offering precise handling.

• INCLUDES LEATHER SCABBARD: Comes with a genuine black leather scabbard accented with a metal tip for protection and elegance.

• Complete with a black leather frog for versatile carrying options.

• 5" point of balance for optimal handling and maneuverability in combat or display.

FAQs

Q1: What period is this arming sword based on?

It is inspired by the 15th-century European medieval period.

Q2: What does Oakeshott Type XV mean?

It refers to a historical classification system used to describe sword design and proportions.

Q3: What material is used for this sword?

It is crafted from 1080 high carbon steel for strength and durability.

Q4: Is this good for display?

Yes, it is excellent for wall mounting, showcasing, and medieval décor.

Q5: Can this be used for cosplay?

Yes, it fits well for cosplay, reenactment-style clothing, and themed photoshoots.