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London Tower Sword, 17th cen., Class A
This battle-ready reconstruction bases upon swords developed in 17th Century in London Tower, the armoury of England. A lot of weapons were stored in the tower to help England be prepared for an event of war. More precisely spoken it originates from times of the English Civil War (1642 – 1651) and primarily has been developed to be used by the cavalry, therefore fitted with a longer blade. Our construction with a shorter blade suits well for Landsknechts and Musketeers. More information...
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London Tower Sword, 17th century, Class A
The oil-quenched spring steel blade is forged through to the pommel and riveted at the end of the handle. Blade consists of two fullers as usual with this kind of swords. The sword is particularly well balanced with a weight of only 850g. The hilt consists of steel tang covered with hard wood, wrapped in genuine leather. Cross guard made from steel. The blade's point is rounded.
- This sword is fully battle-ready.
- Overall length approx. 80cm
- Blade length approx. 68.5cm
- Maximum blade width: approx. 3cm
- Thickness of the blade edge approx. 2.5 – 3mm
- Weight approx. 850g
- Blade made of: EN45 spring steel
- POB approx. 12cm off the guard
- Rockwell hardness: approx. 50 to 52 HRC
Premium quality by Armourclass, made in the UK
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