Traditionally Hand-forged Knight’s Gothic Medieval Sword with Leather Scabbard

MEASUREMENTS:
• Overall Sword Length: 97.5 cm / 38.3 in
• Blade Length: 78 cm / 30.7 in
• Cross-guard Width: 19.5 cm / 7.7 in
• Grip Length: 13 cm / 5 in
• Blade Width: 3.5–3.8 cm / 1.4–1.5 in
• Approx. Blade Thickness: 4.4 mm
• Scabbard Length: 82 cm / 32.2 in

This traditionally hand-forged medieval sword is inspired by the Gothic swords wielded by 15th-century European knights. Each detail—from the gently curving cross-guard to the iconic wheel pommel—has been faithfully reproduced to evoke the weapons used on battlefields and in tournaments.
Forged from quality carbon steel and polished to a bright sheen, the broad blade balances cutting presence with a profile suited to thrusting. Its tang and solid weight provide a realistic feel prized by enthusiasts. While unsharpened for safety, the blade retains the authentic silhouette of a battle-ready sword, making it equally compelling for historical displays and costuming.

The included leather scabbard, stitched and fitted with an adjustable belt, offers a convenient and secure way to carry or present your sword. Whether you’re preparing for live action role play, outfitting your kit for a renaissance faire or adding to your collection of medieval arms, this Gothic knight sword is designed to stand out.
Historical Inspiration: Gothic swords like this one became widespread in the late Middle Ages as armor advanced and warfare evolved. The combination of a tapered blade, flared cross-guard, and pronounced pommel allowed knights to fight effectively against both mail and plate defenses.
Important Use Note: All swords in this collection are unsharpened and intended for safe, controlled sparring, choreography. They are not designed for live blade combat or cutting practice. Definitions of “functional sword” can vary—please handle responsibly and observe safety guidelines at all times.
Whether mounted on your wall, worn at events or used in stage performances, this handforged knight’s Gothic sword brings the spirit of medieval Europe to life.

CARE INSTRUCTIONS:
• Storage: Keep your sword in a dry place to avoid rust. Store it in its scabbard, but occasionally remove it to allow airflow and prevent moisture buildup.
• Cleaning: After handling, wipe the blade with a soft cloth to remove fingerprints and oils.
• Oiling: Apply a light coat of mineral oil or sword oil to the blade regularly to protect against corrosion.
• Leather Care: Treat the scabbard and belt with leather conditioner periodically to keep the leather supple and prevent cracking.
• Handling: Always handle with care. Although unsharpened, the sword has a solid steel edge that can still cause injury or damage if mishandled. ⭐