Hallstatt Sword Mindelheim, class B
The Mindelheim Sword represents a battle ready reconstruction of a Hallstatt C (800-650) sword of a horseman with high social status. This is the earliest sword-type in central Europe that was found in bronze and iron. As bronze isn’t a good choice for sword combat, this model could come in handy to many reenactors of the Bronze Age. The blade fullers are hand-ground. The blade tang is threaded and the nut is integrated in the end cap of the hilt. The riveted handle is made of beech or oak wood.
More informationVariants in stock
| Edge: blunted (approx. 3 mm) | in stock 1 pcs | |
| Edge: sharp (0,5-1,0 mm), not for re-enactment or stage combat! | in stock 1 pcs |
Product No: 9693
Period: The Celts / Celtic weapons
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