Typically, Crusader swords were things of minimal decoration and maximized effectiveness; solid construction and rugged reliability are common trends in the weapons that make their way out of the Crusader Wars, and the Crusader Sword is no different. This sword's broad blade is distinctive only in that it has a double-fuller; two blood-groves run up the length of the blade, from the guard to just past the middle of the blade. The guard is plain and effective; the hilt is contoured to fit comfortably while providing a grooved surface to enhance grip. The pommel is perhaps the most decorate piece on the sword, which still isn't adding much: a hexagonal form with brass dots surrounding a single cross. The Crusader Sword is, perhaps, a more true-to-life sword then most, a blade that likely would have been forged and used in combat, as opposed to a ceremonial weapon used only by a king who never saw battle.

Key Features

Includes Wooden Plaque

Stainless Steel Blade

Measurements

Overall Length: 40 Inches