Medieval Swords and Daggers, Hand Forged and Battle Ready

The knightly medieval sword developed in the 11th century from the Viking Age Sword. The most evident morphological development is the appearance of the cross-guard. The transitional swords of the 11th century are also known as Norman Swords. Already in the 10th century, some of the "finest and most elegant" of the Ulfberht type of "Viking" (actually Carolingian/Frankish) swords began to exhibit a more slender blade geometry, moving the center of mass closer to the hilt to improve wield ability.
The offering you see here is the some of Kingdom of Arms line of medieval swords and daggers, which is of the highest quality.  Each Kingdom of Arms piece is meticulously handmade at our foundry and have the finest fit and finish. Each one is from museum replicas are based on swords from Ewart Oakschott Record of the medieval sword book. We also carry swords from a foundry we found in China that produces a quality sword. 
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