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Middle Ages Wire Wrapped Collectible Sword

Price reduced from $50.99 to NOW $46.98 You Save 8% -8%
  • Back Order - Expected Arrival : 02/10/2027
29333 #46 BK2509
5 out of 5 Customer Rating
  • POLISHED STAINLESS BLADE: 32 1/2" blade features deep blood grooves and a mirror-like finish.
  • TEXTURED WIRE HANDLE: Provides a firm grip and period-specific visual styling.
  • TRADITIONAL GUARD & POMMEL: Oversized metal fittings for balance and medieval presence.
  • LEATHER SHEATH INCLUDED: Genuine leather scabbard protects and enhances presentation.
  • FULL 40" LENGTH: Stands out in displays or reenactment setups with authentic proportions.
Middle Ages Wire Wrapped Collectible Sword
  • POLISHED STAINLESS BLADE: 32 1/2" blade features deep blood grooves and a mirror-like finish.
  • TEXTURED WIRE HANDLE: Provides a firm grip and period-specific visual styling.
  • TRADITIONAL GUARD & POMMEL: Oversized metal fittings for balance and medieval presence.
  • LEATHER SHEATH INCLUDED: Genuine leather scabbard protects and enhances presentation.
  • FULL 40" LENGTH: Stands out in displays or reenactment setups with authentic proportions.
Price reduced from $50.99 to NOW $46.98 You Save 8% -8%
Crafted with historical style in mind, the Middle Ages Wire Wrapped Collectible Sword channels the essence of classic medieval arms. Its 32 1/2" stainless steel blade features a mirror-polished finish and deep blood grooves that lend dimension and visual impact. A prominent guard and matching pommel add balance and presence, while the wire-wrapped handle provides grip security with period-inspired flair. Measuring 40" overall, this sword is well-suited for reenactment, display, or collection. It comes with a genuine leather sheath for both protection and presentation. Whether you’re building out a medieval showcase or completing a costume ensemble, this piece delivers strong visual authenticity and classic appeal.

Overall rating: 4.142857 / 5 from 7 reviews.

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Great Sword!

"It's definitely a great sword. The only thing I wish is that the leather sheath would go back to being made with the snap latches that hold the sword in."

Andrew (4/5)

Jim

"Cannot beat this sword for the price. Nice and light to hang on a wall and makes a great costume prop. I bought two, one for myself, the second as a gift and it was a huge hit."

Anonymous (5/5)

A beauty

"A very nice gift. My son loves it."

Michael S. (5/5)

Excellent for display or dry practice

"Before I bought this sword, I knew that it was made for display. With that aside, I will say that it is well built. Yes, it is not full tang, it is stainless steel, and it is dull. However, it has pretty good weight behind it, well built for what it is, and it good for dry practice. Assuming that you don hit anything but the air. still works on form though. Oh, and do not expect too much from the sheath. Mine came warped but it will work."

Henry N. (5/5)

These are nice.

"Bought a couple of these Middle Ages swords and I think they're nice. I think I'll buy a few more fpr my friends."

Terry H. (5/5)

Okay

"I liked the picture I saw of this sword in the magazine, so I went ahead and ordered it. After I got it I was not impressed. It's not a bad sword, but it's light (which usually means it's cheap)it's point is not evenly sharpened, and it's sheaths belt loop is way too low, so the sword handle ends up sticking you in the armpit. I( would say it was alright for display, but it is not really that spectacular looking."

Sword B. (3/5)

The hefty, thick blade is

"The hefty, thick blade is complemented with dual blood grooves just like the swords from centuries ago. Not so much.... the blade is not thick, not hefty, and wobbles. "The attention to detail in the historic design and meticulous polishing will impress even the most particular of collectors." Not polished much at all. or if it was its gotten dirty, scratched and scuffed. also the metal things that seem to be holding the wire in place on the top and bottom of the handle (not the guard and pommel) seem to be raised a bit and are uncomfortable and pokey when the sword is held. I got this hoping it would at least be sturdy... came with totally flat edges. and i know it says its a leather scabbard but it feels more like leather mixed with nylon or plastic. look elsewhere on this site for a good sword."

Mathew T. (2/5)

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