Built to comply with SCA regulations
this sport-optimized arming sword features a short quillion
You can find our spare live blades fitted to this particular sword here
this sword was already over 500 years old
this heavier version of a Morion features a comb or crest intended to deflect blows and strengthen the overall structure of the helm as well as articulated ear/cheek flaps and a holding point for decorative plumage towards the rear
Type XIV Atrim Design Arming Sword protective wear Built to comply with SCABased on Ewart Oakeshott's Type XIV's specifications, this sword pattern was used in the 13th through mid 14th centuries, amid the transitional period between maille armor to full plate, as we would see later in the 15th century. This sword type, therefore, is more oriented towards cutting, as were its predecessors, than later period swords, which feature a more acute point. The balance point is only slightly towards the tip, allowing for great tip