Coltelli e Spade

Robert I Bruce was king of Scotland from 1306 to 1329. Of Norman and Scottish Gaelic ancestry, he was one of the greatest kings of Scotland, and also one of the most famous warriors of his era. He led Scotland against the Kingdom of England during the Scottish Independence Wars.
He was the great-grandson of David I of Scotland and was often at odds with the Scottish hero William Wallace.

Sword characteristics:

- Total length: 110 cm
- Blade length: 92 cm
- Blade: in High Carbon Steel
- Handle: metal and leather
- Weight: 1.35 kg
- Thickness: 4 mm
- Accessories: sheath and belt in
- Blocking: 13cm from the guard branch

Non Nobis, Domine, Non Nobis, Sed Nomini Tuo Da Glorium
These iconic words engraved on the blade define this historic sword replica. The creed of the Knights Templar - Nothing for us, Lord, nothing for us but for the glory of thy name - marked their illustrious and sometimes infamous 200 year military influence.
This magnificent sword named The Accolade would have been a sword worthy of the Grand Master to knight a loyal member into this holy order. The best metalsmiths from Windlass Steelcrafts have spent hours on each blade, hand forging the high carbon steel for optimal balance, quickness and durability.
The pommel features a highly detailed Templar coin on each side with Latin inscription and the symbols that have grown synonomous with the Templar Order, while the grip is hand-wrapped with a rich genuine red leather with a wire over-wrap. The sword includes a custom, matching wooden scabbard covered in top grain, heavy-duty leather and a period belt with solid metal fittings.

- Overall length: 101,5cm
- Blade length: 82cm
- Width of the blade: 5.8 cm
- Weight: 1640 gr
- Blanciatura: 13cm from the guard branch
- Accessories: scabbard and leather belt

Museum Replicas Windlass - Sword of the Knights of Malta - Craft Sword

Characteristics:

The blade is made of carbon steel with handle in leather.

Guard and pommel are made of steel.

Sheath, including the sword, a leather belt with.

- Overall length: 103cm

- Length of the blade: 86,5cm

- Blade width: 4.8 cm

- Weight: 1260 gr

Replica della spada n. IV-1787 presente nella Reale Armeria d'Inghilterra.
Ben bilanciata e relativamente leggera, consente un brandeggio abbastanza rapido nonostante l'indubbia imponenza.
Lama: in acciaio al carbonio - non affilata
Lunghezza lama: 111.5cm.
Spessore lama: max 4.6mm.
Lunghezza Totale: 145.5cm.
Peso: 2050g.
Bilanciamento:9 cm dalla guardia

This replica, built with methodologies and principles very similar to those used in the Middle Ages, is aesthetically detailed and well finished like any display product but also absolutely functional, flexible and well balanced thanks to the production care and the carbon steel used tempered to a hardness 45/49 HRC.

Known by many names (war sword, great sword, broadsword, long sword or simply two-handed sword) it has long confused many collectors but has certainly carved out a place among the most popular weapons.Its length ensures power, resistance and helps to keep a reasonable distance from the opponent. Thanks also to the presence of the ricasso (part of the blade without a cutting edge placed after the guard) this weapon is even more flexible as if necessary it can also be held as a short spear.

The blade is made of carbon steel with a wooden handle woven with leather.

Guard and knob are made of steel.

The scabbard, included with the sword, is in leather.

Total length: 125cm

Blade length: 96cm

Blade width: 8 cm

Weight: 1.35 kg

The way of doing the Roman army was direct and pragmatic and that is why they chose the gladius as their main sword since it was from the beginning practical, efficient, lethal and excellent in any combat situation; both cut and stock.

At the end of the 1st century AD a new model of gladius the Pompeii type was introduced. This one had a straight blade and a shorter tip the size ranged from 420mm to 500mm with a width between 42 - 45mm.It was much more balanced than the Mainz type and was suitable for causing cutting and lunging wounds. models had a bone or wooden handle protected by a wooden guard and were counterbalanced by a wooden knob.

Blade: 1095 carbon steel
Handle: wood
Blade length: 50.5cm
Total length: 69cm
Handle length: total 18.5cm - space for the hand 8.5cm
Blade width: 5.2cm
Blade thickness: 4mm
Balance: advanced, at 10.5cm. from the guard
Weight: 702g
Weight with sheath: 1084g
Sheath: wood, leather and bronze

Blade: high carbon steel
Handle: black rope
Knob: carbon steel
Guard: carbon steel
Sheath: black leather and steel
Blade length: 250mm.
Total length: 375mm.
Blade thickness: 2.5mm.
Weight: 445g.
Weight with Sheath: 570g.
Balancing: on the guard
Sheath: in leather