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Fior di Battaglia Longsword: The Crowned Justice
Spada son contro ogni arma mortale, né lanza né azza né daga contra mi vale.”
– Fiore dei Liberi, Flos Duellatorum, 1409-1410
The Fior di Battaglia Longsword pays tribute to the martial artistry of Fiore dei Liberi, the greatest Italian Master at Arms of the early 15th century. This exceptional longsword is inspired by the Royal Armouries’ IX.1106, a historical sword recovered from Lake Constance and dated to approximately 1365. A true luxury version of the Flos Longsword, the Fior di Battaglia elevates its design with refined craftsmanship and museum-quality details.
Fiore dei Liberi’s teachings emphasize the versatility and authority of the longsword in his treatise Flos Duellatorum (The Flower of Battle). This sword’s acute blade profile, sturdy lines, and extruded disc pommel embody those principles, offering stability, control, and precision in thrusts and “zoghi” (plays). The balance between its defensive and offensive capabilities reflects Fiore’s philosophy of justice and technique, making it a perfect match for demanding reenactors and historical fencers alike.
This sword is designed with advanced practitioners and collectors in mind: while the Flos Longsword draws from several sources, the Fior di Battaglia takes a step further by meticulously getting closer to the proportions, edge thickness, and acute blade profile of the original artifact. The acute taper of its diamond-section blade excels in thrusts, while its sturdy construction ensures resilience during solo or controlled practice. The heat-treated hexagonal steel crossguard and blade guarantee long-lasting durability, making it fully functional.
FEATURES:
- Individually handcrafted: No templates, ensuring every future project inspired to this is uniquely crafted and possess its own character.
- Agile and robust: Around 1600 grams, ideal for Fiore dei Liberi combat system.
- Diamond-section blade: Offers rigidity, control, and thrusting accuracy.
- Robust hexagonal crossguard: Faithfully crafted for historical accuracy and enhanced durability.
- Blunt edges and thickened tip: Prioritizes safety for training and demonstrations.
- Thinner edge (1.5–1 mm): Offers closer adherence to historical measurements.
- Collector’s quality: A fully functional and authentic piece, ideal for advanced practitioners of historical fencing, demanding reenactors, collectors and display purposes.
As a museum-grade sword, the Fior di Battaglia offers both beauty and functionality, ideal for those seeking to honor Fiore’s martial legacy or enhance their collection with an exquisite piece of historical craftsmanship. Ideal for discerning reenactors, advanced historical fencers, film productions, and collectors seeking luxury and prestigious craftsmanship.

