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Around 1450, the long sword, often called "one-and-a-half", was widely used in war, but it was also often a weapon of self-defense for civilians. Coupled to a dagger it was excellent against thieves, brigands and assassins, often organized into gangs that roamed the countryside.

Equipped with a good tip and adequate length, it allowed opponents to be kept at a distance. Its average weight allowed it to be used easily with one hand, in combination with the dagger in the other. Moreover, thanks to the length of the handle, it could be used with both hands to have greater control and perform very powerful cuts.

Blade: carbon steel - NOT SHARP
Handle: black leather and wire
Knob: carbon steel
Guard: carbon steel
Sheath: black leather and steel
Blade length: 90cm.
Handle Length: 24cm. (including knob)
Total Length: 115cm.
Blade width: 45mm.
Blade thickness: 4mm.
Weight: 1514g.
Weight with Sheath: 1800g.
Balance: advanced to 13cm.

Windlass - Inglese War Hammer - warhammer

This war hammer of 1530 was usually wielded by knights thanks to its ability to pierce any armor or shield and crush any helmet.

Handle: Wood reinforced with steel handle covered with leather
Head: Carbon Steel
Overall Length: 640mm.
Hammer Length: 170mm.
Handle thickness: 30x20mm.
Head thickness: 22x22mm.
Weight: 706g.

This kind of battle ready sword was common throughout Europe during the Middle Ages. Structured to be easily used with one hand, it still allows a second hand in support to give more power.

Blade: carbon steel
Handle: in wood, wire and dried casing
Knob: carbon steel
Guard: carbon steel
Sheath: leather
Blade length: 91cm.
Total length: 113cm.
Blade width: 50mm.
Blade thickness: 5mm.
Weight: 1360g.
Weight with Sheath: -

Blade: carbon steel
Handle: wood and leather
Knob: aluminum alloy
Guard: aluminum alloy
Sheath: -
Blade length: 91cm.
Handle Length: 15cm.
Total Length: 114cm.
Blade width: 50mm.
Blade thickness: 3mm.
Weight: 1360g.
Weight with Sheath: -
Balancing: Advanced to 9cm.
Support: Painted wooden wall plate

This splendid battle ready sword stands out for the black finishes of the blade, pommel and guard and is a perfect example of a bastard sword: compact blade and elongated handle so that you can use a second hand in support but can also use the sword in one hand. thanks to its weight and small size.

Blade: carbon steel
Handle: leather
Knob: carbon steel
Guard: carbon steel
Sheath: leather and steel
Blade length: 86cm.
Total length: 105cm.
Blade width: 45mm.
Blade thickness: 5mm.
Weight: 1580g.
Balancing: -

One-handed classic medieval sword that contains all the characteristics of the 1300s blades.

Blade: high carbon steel
Handle: black leather
Knob: carbon steel
Guard: carbon steel
Sheath: black leather and steel
Blade length: 84cm.
Total length: 100cm.
Blade thickness: 4mm.
Weight: 1445g.
Weight with scabbard: 1870g.
Balance: Advanced to 13.5cm.

This reproduction of lakonia, directly copied from the book "the spartan army", was the main weapon of the Spartan army, known for its cruelty and ardor in battle.

The blade is handcrafted in high carbon steel while the handle is completely made of bronze. The sword is also accompanied by a wooden scabbard covered with hand-stitched brown leather with bronze studs.

Type of production: Artisan
Blade: carbon steel
Handle: bronze
Blade length: 360mm.
Blade thickness: 4.5mm.
Total length: 500mm.
Balancing: advanced, to 1cm.
Weight: 895g.
Sheath: Brown Leather