Historical Recreations:
Black Prince Sword - Late
14th century Hand and a Half Sword (Type: XVa) - The original sword, which
rests in a private collection in England, is thought to possibly be the
sword of Edward the Black Prince. The Black Prince, son of Edward III and
father of Richard II, was known as a great warrior. The sword was removed
from its resting place during the English Civil War, Cromwell being blamed
for its disappearance.
Our design features a distilled taper 33 1/4"
high carbon steel blade with strong tang that is peened onto the pommel.
The handle is hard-wood then wrapped in leather. The cross guard
and pommel are solid steel.
| This sword features an adjustable diagonal suspension scabbard*, a hardwood scabbard wrapped in leather and complete with an adjustable diagonal suspension to fit your needs. A unique design as well as very functional for the few owners that possess one. |
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The handle is wood, wrapped in leather.
The cross guard and pommel are solid steel, polished and fitted onto a full tang that is peened at top of the pommel for strength and durability. |
* Adjustable diagonal suspension scabbard - Name and design used with permission of Last Legend Competition Blades.
Blade length: 33 1/4"
Handle/Hilt length: 10"
Overall: 43 1/4"
Balance Point: 2 1/2" Below
Hilt
Weight: 3 lbs. 2 oz.
Note: The blade is 3/16" high carbon spring steel with a full hefty tang. We tested it on several 2"x4" standing up and split them with no marring on the blade. We then tested it on a 2"x4" cross ways resting on each side on a solid rest and came straight down. It did not cut all the way through but it did cut deep and again did not mar the blade or edge. We then went to the ultimate test Steel-to-SteelSM. We did 9 good blows, it nicked the blade but did not break the blade not break the tang or handle in either of these test.
| IP-076-2 Black Prince | $ 259.00 |
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