Maleficent Rapier
Blade Cross Section: Double fullered hexagonal section turning to diamond.
Pommel: Type 41 (After...
Maleficent Rapier
Blade Cross Section: Double fullered hexagonal section turning to diamond.
Pommel: Type 41 (After A.V.B. Norman’s Classification)
Hilt: Type 25 (After A.V.B. Norman’s Classification)
Inner Guard: Type 26 (After A.V.B. Norman’s Classification)
Overall Length: 119 cm
Blade Length: 98 cm
Max Blade Width: 3 cm
Guard Width: 16 cm
Grip Length: 8 cm (pommel not included)
PoB: 12 cm from the forte
Edge Thickness: 2 mm
Weight: approx. 1420 gr.
Tip: Thickened
Hardening: 50 HRC
Flexibility: 8 kg
Dismountable: yes
€1200,00
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The Black Fairy
“You poor, simple fools. Thinking you could defeat me. Me, the mistress of all evil!”
The Maleficent Rapier, with its swept-hilt, the fullered section and the blackened finish is the modern rendition of a Wallace Collection’s German rapier (INV. A634) dated to the beginning of the 17th century. Its catchy aesthetics, the wonderfully chiselled plates of the ports and the sinous curves are a fine example of the ancient swordsmithing’s mastery, brought back and made alive to obtain a swept-hilt rapier suited for the HEMA practice. This is the right object for those who aim to study the rapier techniques of the Master Ridolfo Capoferro, whose treatise Gran Simulacro Dell’Arte e dell’Uso della Scherma was printed in 1610.
>> Discover more about the sword’s anatomy.
• Leather Grip: Obsidian Black, Ruby Red, Deep Blue
• Dismountable [allen wrench M4]
• Blackened finish
• Safe Thickened tip and responsive handling
• Handcrafted in Italy
• 1 Year Warranty >> More
• We ♥ HEMA: Special discounts for club orders >> More
Waiting time is about six months, but if you find it in stock, it will be shipped in 48 hours.
HEMA Custom Swords
1432 EARLY SIDESWORD
Product Name: 1432 Early Sidesword
Period: A.D. 1432
Source: Based on an Arsenal of Alexandria’s sword preserved in the Royal Armouries (Leeds)
Blade Typology: XIX
Blade Cross Section: Fullered hexagonal section
Pommel:...
1432 EARLY SIDESWORD
Product Name: 1432 Early Sidesword
Period: A.D. 1432
Source: Based on an Arsenal of Alexandria’s sword preserved in the Royal Armouries (Leeds)
Blade Typology: XIX
Blade Cross Section: Fullered hexagonal section
Pommel: Convex G Disk (after Oakeshott’s Classification)
Guard: Straight, with a finger ring and spatulated ends
Overall Length: 104.5 cm
Blade Length: 88 cm
Max Blade Width: 3 cm
Guard Width: 14,8 cm
Grip Length: approx. 9,3 cm (pommel not included)
PoB: approx. 10,5 cm
Edge Thickness: 2 mm
Weight: approx. 900 gr.
Tip: Thickened
Hardening: 50 HRC
Flexibility: 7 kg
Price: 750,00€
BE EXTREMELY CLASSY!
The 1432 Early Sidesword, was accurately studied to be the enhanced version of our XIX Early Sidesword. If you’re looking for a collector’s version of this sporty blunt sword, this is the right choice. The swift dynamics, the pleasing handling and the exquisite proportions are only some of the strong points of this sword. With its parallel profile taper, the fullered hexagonal section and those delicate, spatulated quillions with a rounded finger ring, the 1432 Early Sidesword is a very fine example of the sidesword’s progenitor in the white arms evolution line, in the first half of 15th century. Against metropolitan legends, the finger rings already appeared in the mid 14th c., and they are found on two handed swords and baselard swords too. The XIX Early Sidesword is a sport version of the historical one, accurately crafted after the original and adjusted specifically for HEMA.
More Details
- Twisted iron wire Grip
- Dismountable [allen wrench M4]
- Handmade satin finish
- Safe Thickened tip and responsive handling
- Handcrafted in Italy
- 1 Year Warranty >> More
1432 Early Sidesword
Blade Typology: XIX
Blade Cross Section: Fullered hexagonal section
Pommel: Convex G Disk (after...
1432 Early Sidesword
Blade Typology: XIX
Blade Cross Section: Fullered hexagonal section
Pommel: Convex G Disk (after Oakeshott’s Classification)
Guard: Straight, with a finger ring and spatulated ends
Overall Length: 104.5 cm
Blade Length: 88 cm
Max Blade Width: 3 cm
Guard Width: 14,8 cm
Grip Length: approx. 9,3 cm (pommel not included)
PoB: approx. 10,5 cm
Edge Thickness: 2 mm
Weight: approx. 900 gr.
Tip: Thickened
Hardening: 50 HRC
Flexibility: 7 kg
€750,00
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Be Extremely Classy
The A.D. 1432 Early Sidesword is based on an Arsenal of Alexandria’s sword preserved in the Royal Armouries (Leeds)
The 1432 Early Sidesword, was accurately studied to be the enhanced version of our XIX Early Sidesword. If you’re looking for a collector’s version of this sporty blunt sword, this is the right choice. The swift dynamics, the pleasing handling and the exquisite proportions are only some of the strong points of this sword. With its parallel profile taper, the fullered hexagonal section and those delicate, spatulated quillions with a rounded finger ring, the 1432 Early Sidesword is a very fine example of the sidesword’s progenitor in the white arms evolution line, in the first half of 15th century. Against metropolitan legends, the finger rings already appeared in the mid 14th c., and they are found on two handed swords and baselard swords too. The XIX Early Sidesword is a sport version of the historical one, accurately crafted after the original and adjusted specifically for HEMA.
>> Discover more about the sword’s anatomy.
• Leather Grip: Obsidian Black, Ruby Red, Deep Blue
• Cord Grip: Carbon Black, Deep Red, Navy Blue, Emerald Green, Burgundy, Royal Blue
• Iron Wire Grip
• Dismountable [allen wrench M4]
•Handmade satin finish
• Safe Thickened tip and responsive handling
• Handcrafted in Italy
• 1 Year Warranty >> More
• We ♥ HEMA: Special discounts for club orders >> More
Waiting time is about six months, but if you find it in stock, it will be shipped in 48 hours.
Product Name: Signum Two Handed Estoc
Period: 14-15th c.
Source: Inspired by Fiore dei Liberi’s treatise, this kind of sword is depicted several times also in period miniatures and frescoes.
Blade: Type XVa (after Oakeshott’s classification)
Blade Cross Section: diamond
Pommel: J1 Disc (after Oakeshott’s classification)
Guard: Style 7 (after Oakeshott’s...
Product Name: Signum Two Handed Estoc
Period: 14-15th c.
Source: Inspired by Fiore dei Liberi’s treatise, this kind of sword is depicted several times also in period miniatures and frescoes.
Blade: Type XVa (after Oakeshott’s classification)
Blade Cross Section: diamond
Pommel: J1 Disc (after Oakeshott’s classification)
Guard: Style 7 (after Oakeshott’s classification)
Overall Length: 116 cm
Blade Length: 89,5
Blade Width: 5 cm
Guard Width: 25 cm
Grip Length: 19.5 cm (pommel not included)
PoB: 4,5 cm
Edge Thickness: 2 mm
Weight: 1650 gr.
Tip: Thickened
Hardening: 50 HRC
Flexibility: None
Price: 550 €
Fight like a Lovo Cerviero
The Signum Two Handed Sword is based on our Flos Two Handed Estoc but was crafted as an unique piece, with its peculiar curved guard and massive pommel. Based on the Oakeshott type XVa, this blade was common from mid 1300 up to the mid 16th c. The Signum Two Handed Sword has an extreme triangular profile taper and a diamond section, with an acute point that is, as usual, rounded and thickened for safety and study.
>> Discover more about the sword’s anatomy.
More Details
- Leather Grip: Deep Red
- Perfect for two handed sword late medieval techniques and as a high end reenactment sword.
- Safe Thickened tip and responsive handling
- Scabbard not included, it can be added on request.
- Handcrafted in Italy
- 1 Year Warranty >> More
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Galante Cup-Hilt Rapier
Blade Typology: Wide Blade
Blade Cross Section: triangular with a fuller on both...
Galante Cup-Hilt Rapier
Blade Typology: Wide Blade
Blade Cross Section: triangular with a fuller on both sides
Pommel: Type 14 (after A.V.B. Norman’s classification)
Guard: Straight, with knuckle
Overall Length: 120 cm
Blade Length: 100 cm from the cup
Max Blade Width: 1.8 cm
Guard Width: 28 cm
Grip Length: 8 cm (pommel not included)
PoB: 4.5 cm from the cup
Edge Thickness: 2 mm
Weight: approx. 1000 gr.
Tip: Thickened
Hardening: 50 HRC
Flexibility: 8 kg
€380,00
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A Deadly Harmony
17th c. sword inspired by Italian period originals
The Galante Cup-Hilt Rapier, with its essential curves, a heat treated cup and a modern cross section is a perfect entry-level rapier or spada da lato a striscia, as the Italians would call it. In fact this rapier offers an incredibly light handling and a good flexibility that allows to practice safely. It is an excellent pairing with our Sail Dagger.
The Galante Cup-Hilt Rapier is a dismountable sport version of the 17th century historical ones, simplified and designed specifically for HEMA.
>> Discover more about the sword’s anatomy.
• Leather Grip: Obsidian Black, Ruby Red, Deep Blue
• Cord Grip: Carbon Black, Deep Red, Navy Blue, Emerald Green, Burgundy, Royal Blue
• This product comes with a dark pearlescent finish
• Dismountable [allen wrench M4]
• Perfect for the Baroque fencing tradition
• Safe 5mm thickened tip and responsive handling
• Suited to CSEN tournament ruleset
• Handcrafted in Italy
• 1 Year Warranty >> More
• We ♥ HEMA: Special discounts for club orders >> More
Waiting time is about three months, but if you find it in stock, it will be shipped in 48 hours.
Product Name: Manciolino II
Period: 16th c.
Source: Inspired by originals and training swords that Antonio Manciolino could have used to learn and teach the bolognese school, preserved in his Opera Nova per Imparare a Combattere & Schermire d’ogni forte Armi (before 1531)
Blade Typology: Narrow Blade
Blade Cross...
Product Name: Manciolino II
Period: 16th c.
Source: Inspired by originals and training swords that Antonio Manciolino could have used to learn and teach the bolognese school, preserved in his Opera Nova per Imparare a Combattere & Schermire d’ogni forte Armi (before 1531)
Blade Typology: Narrow Blade
Blade Cross Section: Diamond
Pommel: K Disc (after Oakeshott’s classification)
Guard: Straight with finger rings, small port and knuckle bow
Overall Length: 104 cm
Blade Length: 90 cm
Max Blade Width: 2.4 cm
Guard Width: 23 cm
Grip Length: 8 cm (pommel not included)
PoB: 6 cm from the ricasso
Edge Thickness: 2 mm
Weight: 1020 – 1040 gr. c.a.;
Tip: Thickened
Hardening: 50 HRC
Flexibility: 7.5-8,0 kg.
Price: 380 €
The Ancestor’s Path
The Manciolino II sidesword, with its K pommel, straight quillons with the knuckle bow and one small port is an excellent pairing with our buckler, targa, parrying dagger or a cape, but it also behaves perfectly as a sword alone. The Manciolino II sidesword is a sport version of the 16th century historical ones, simplified and designed specifically for HEMA.
>> Discover more about the sword’s anatomy.
Grip Options
Leather Grip: Obsidian Black, Ruby Red, Deep Blue
Cord Grip: Carbon Black, Deep Red, Navy Blue, Emerald Green, Burgundy, Royal Blue
More Details
- This product comes with matte finish texture. >> Check it out
- Left-handed version available without surcharge
- Perfect for the Renaissance fencing tradition
- Safe Thickened tip and responsive handling
- Handcrafted in Italy
- 1 Year Warranty >> More
- We ♥ HEMA: Special discounts for club orders >> More
>> ORDER
Product Name: Manciolino II
Period: 16th c.
Source: Inspired by originals and training swords that Antonio Manciolino could have used to learn and teach the bolognese school, preserved in his Opera Nova per Imparare a...
Product Name: Manciolino II
Period: 16th c.
Source: Inspired by originals and training swords that Antonio Manciolino could have used to learn and teach the bolognese school, preserved in his Opera Nova per Imparare a Combattere & Schermire d’ogni forte Armi (before 1531)
Blade Typology: Narrow Blade
Blade Cross Section: Diamond
Pommel: K Disc (after Oakeshott’s classification)
Guard: Straight with finger rings, small port and knuckle bow
Overall Length: 104 cm
Blade Length: 90 cm
Max Blade Width: 2.4 cm
Guard Width: 23 cm
Grip Length: 8 cm (pommel not included)
PoB: 6 cm from the ricasso
Edge Thickness: 2 mm
Weight: 1020 – 1040 gr. c.a.;
Tip: Thickened
Hardening: 50 HRC
Flexibility: 7.5-8,0 kg.
Price: 380 €
SIGNORELLI I
The Ancestor’s Path
The Manciolino II sidesword, with its K pommel, straight quillons with the knuckle bow and one small port is an excellent pairing with our buckler, targa, parrying dagger or a cape, but it also behaves perfectly as a sword alone. The Manciolino II sidesword is a sport version of the 16th century historical ones, simplified and designed specifically for HEMA.
>> Discover more about the sword’s anatomy.
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XIX Early Sidesword
Blade Typology: XIX
Blade Cross Section: Fullered hexagonal section
Pommel: G Disc (After Oakeshott’s...
XIX Early Sidesword
Blade Typology: XIX
Blade Cross Section: Fullered hexagonal section
Pommel: G Disc (After Oakeshott’s Classification)
Guard: Straight with a finger ring
Overall Length: 104.5 cm
Blade Length: 88 cm
Max Blade Width: 3 cm
Guard Width: 20.5 cm
Grip Length: 9.3cm (pommel not included)
PoB: 11 cm from the ricasso
Edge Thickness: 2 mm
Weight: approx. 950 gr.
Tip: Thickened
Hardening: 50 HRC
Flexibility: 7.5-8,0 kg
€550,00
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Fencing like a Captain of Venture
A.D. 1370-1430 sword, inspired by an Arsenal of Alexandria’s sword preserved in the Royal Armouries (Leeds)
The XIX Early Sidesword, with its parallel profile taper, the fullered section and the finger ring is a very fine example of the sidesword’s progenitor in the white arms evolution line, in the first half of 15th century. Against metropolitan legends, the finger rings already appeared in the mid 14th c., and they are found on two handed swords and baselard swords too. The XIX Early Sidesword is a sport version of the historical one, simplified and designed specifically for HEMA.
>> Discover more about the sword’s anatomy.
• Leather Grip: Obsidian Black, Ruby Red, Deep Blue
• Cord Grip: Carbon Black, Deep Red, Navy Blue, Emerald Green, Burgundy, Royal Blue
• Iron Wire Grip
• Twisted iron wire Grip for the shiny version
• Black Leather for the blackened version.
• Dismountable [allen wrench M4]
• Handmade satin finish
• Safe Thickened tip and responsive handling
• Handcrafted in Italy
• 1 Year Warranty >> More
• We ♥ HEMA: Special discounts for club orders >> More
Waiting time is about four-five months, but if you find it in stock, it will be shipped in 48 hours.
Chevalier II
Blade Typology: Wide Blade
Blade Cross Section: Diamond
Pommel: G Disc (After Oakeshott’s Classification)
Guard: Curved...
Chevalier II
Blade Typology: Wide Blade
Blade Cross Section: Diamond
Pommel: G Disc (After Oakeshott’s Classification)
Guard: Curved with finger rings, double small port and knuckle bow
Overall Length: 104 cm
Blade Length: 90 cm
Max Blade Width: 3 cm
Guard Width: 25 cm
Grip Length: 8 cm (pommel not included)
PoB: 6 cm from the ricasso
Edge Thickness: 2 mm
Weight: approx. 1180 – 1200 gr.
Tip: Thickened
Hardening: 50 HRC
Flexibility: 7.5-8,0 kg
€430,00
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A Deadly Harmony
16th c. sword inspired by originals and training swords that introduce the concept of counterguard.
The Chevalier II sidesword, with its wide blade, G pommel, curved quillions, knuckle bow and two small ports, undoubtedly represents the best choice if the fencer needs a symmetrical protection. It is an excellent pairing with our buckler, targa, parrying dagger or a cape, but it also behaves perfectly as a sword alone. The Chevalier II sidesword is a sport version of the 16th century historical ones, simplified and designed specifically for HEMA.
>> Discover more about the sword’s anatomy.
• Leather Grip: Obsidian Black, Ruby Red, Deep Blue
• Cord Grip: Carbon Black, Deep Red, Navy Blue, Emerald Green, Burgundy, Royal Blue
• This product comes with a dark pearlescent finish
• The left-handed version can be requested with no surcharges
• Perfect for the Renaissance fencing tradition
• Safe 5mm thickened tip and responsive handling
• Suited to CSEN tournament ruleset
• Handcrafted in Italy
• 1 Year Warranty >> More
• We ♥ HEMA: Special discounts for club orders >> More
Waiting time is about three months, but if you find it in stock, it will be shipped in 48 hours.
Chevalier I
Blade Typology: Wide Blade
Blade Cross Section: Diamond
Pommel: Fig
Guard: Curved with finger rings, double...
Chevalier I
Blade Typology: Wide Blade
Blade Cross Section: Diamond
Pommel: Fig
Guard: Curved with finger rings, double small port and knuckle bow
Overall Length: 104 cm
Blade Length: 90 cm
Max Blade Width: 3 cm
Guard Width: 25 cm
Grip Length: 8 cm (pommel not included)
PoB: 5 cm from the ricasso
Edge Thickness: 2 mm
Weight: approx. 1220 – 1240 gr. c.a.;
Tip: Thickened
Hardening: 50 HRC
Flexibility: 7.5-8,0 kg
€430,00
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A Dangerous Simmetry
16th c. sword inspired by originals and training swords that introduce the concept of counterguard with symmetrical ports.
The Chevalier I sidesword, with its wide blade, Fig pommel, curved quillions, knuckle bow and two small ports, offers a good balance between aestethics and protection. It is an excellent pairing with our buckler, targa, parrying dagger or a cape, but it also behaves perfectly as a sword alone. The Chevalier I sidesword is a sport version of the 16th century historical ones, simplified and designed specifically for HEMA.
>> Discover more about the sword’s anatomy.
• Leather Grip: Obsidian Black, Ruby Red, Deep Blue
• Cord Grip: Carbon Black, Deep Red, Navy Blue, Emerald Green, Burgundy, Royal Blue
• This product comes with a dark pearlescent finish
• The left-handed version can be requested with no surcharges
• Perfect for the Renaissance fencing tradition
• Safe 5mm thickened tip and responsive handling
• Suited to CSEN tournament ruleset
• Handcrafted in Italy
• 1 Year Warranty >> More
• We ♥ HEMA: Special discounts for club orders >> More
Waiting time is about three months, but if you find it in stock, it will be shipped in 48 hours.
