King Arthur Excalibur Sword
1xAre you ready to step into the timeless tale of Camelot and hold the power of a legendary monarch in your hands? We recommend this magnificently crafted Excalibur two-handed sword, which embodies the elegance and nobility of late medieval Arthurian romance. This collector's piece features a high-carbon steel blade with triple fullers, a royal blue leather-wrapped grip, and an intricately detailed guard bearing the coat of arms with three crowns. Complete with a wooden scabbard wrapped in rich blue leather and antique metal fittings, it forms the ultimate centerpiece for your display or historical ensemble. Further product information ...
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King Arthur Legendary Excalibur Two-Handed Sword with Blue Scabbard
History, Legend, and Construction in the Spirit of Camelot
The design of this sword draws inspiration from 15th-century romance literature, most notably Sir Thomas Malory's iconic 1485 work Le Morte d'Arthur. During this period, chivalric tales of the Knights of the Round Table reached their definitive artistic expression. The blade is forged from 1080 high carbon steel and hardened to 50–55 HRC. To reduce weight while preserving structural integrity, the blade features three distinct fullers: a long central fuller flanked by two shorter side fullers.
The guard and pommel are cast from light metal alloy with a antiqued silver finish. The decorative elements evoke organic floral motifs resembling spring blossoms. At the center of the guard lies a heraldic shield depicting King Arthur's traditional coat of arms with three crowns. The two-handed wooden grip is wrapped in supple royal blue leather with a raised textured pattern for a secure hold, balanced by a distinct quadruped floral-shaped pommel.
Significance of the Name Excalibur
The name Excalibur (derived from Welsh Caledfwlch or Latin Caliburnus) denotes the most famous mythical sword in world literature. Legend holds that it granted its bearer unmatched strength and divine right to rule over Britain. This sword is named in honor of the magical blade drawn from the stone by young Arthur Pendragon, sealing his lineage to the throne of England.
Technical Specifications
| Parameter | Value (Metric / Imperial) |
|---|---|
| Weapon Type | Late Medieval Two-Handed Sword / Fantasy Replica |
| Overall Length | approx. 108.9 cm (42.87 in) |
| Blade Length | approx. 81.9 cm (32.24 in) |
| Grip Length | approx. 18.1 cm (7.13 in) |
| Blade Material | 1080 High Carbon Steel |
| Steel Hardness | 50–55 HRC |
| Blade Profile at Guard | approx. 59.3 mm W x 4.75 mm T (2.33 x 0.19 in) |
| Blade Profile 10 cm from Tip | approx. 22.31 mm W x 4.27 mm T (0.88 x 0.17 in) |
| Edge Thickness | approx. 0.9 mm (0.035 in) |
| Point of Balance (POB) | approx. 11.0 cm (4.33 in) from guard |
| Blade Fullers | 3 fullers (central ~555 x 11 mm / 21.85 x 0.43 in; side ~300 x 2.5 mm / 11.81 x 0.10 in) |
| Guard Length | approx. 26.5 cm (10.43 in) |
| Guard Thickness at Center | approx. 45.8 mm (1.80 in) |
| Pommel Dimensions | approx. 6.9 cm L x 7.15 cm T x 7.31 cm W (2.72 x 2.81 x 2.88 in) |
| Guard & Pommel Material | Cast alloy with antique silver finish |
| Scabbard Material | Wood core wrapped in blue leather with antique fittings |
| Sword Weight | approx. 1502 g (3.31 lbs / 52.98 oz) |
| Scabbard Weight | approx. 554 g (1.22 lbs / 19.54 oz) |
Please note that individual measurements may vary slightly due to handcrafted finishing processes.
Care Instructions and Safety Guidelines
The high carbon steel blade requires regular care to prevent rust. After handling, wipe the blade clean with a soft dry cloth and apply a thin layer of protective mineral oil or gun oil. The blue leather wrap on the grip and scabbard should be treated occasionally with clear leather balm.
Safety Warning: For safety reasons, this sword is sold as a decorative display replica. Although crafted from tempered high carbon steel, it is not intended for HEMA contact fencing, stage combat, or cut testing. The edge is thin (approx. 0.9 mm) and the point is sharp; therefore, it must never be used for human-against-human sparring!
Recommended Accessories
To showcase or wear this sword in true 15th-century style, we recommend pairing it with the following accessories:
- Wooden Wall Plaque or Sword Stand: For an impressive display in your home or office.
- 15th Century Knight's Leather Belt: For carrying the scabbard comfortably at your hip.
- Steel Care Oil & Leather Balm: Essential maintenance products for preserving steel and leather.
- Knightly Wool Surcoat: To complete your medieval costume.
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