This is the kind of sword I've been looking for! I've been looking for a sword that looks like Nico Di Angelo's sword from the Percy Jackson books and I finally found it, and for cheap!

A little on the small side, reminds me of a bastard sword scaled down to gentleman's smallsword dimensions. Fairly detailed cast metal gothy fluted bits, the art design is good if the construction is not. Extra holes for straps on the middle decorative scabbard bit but not the bottom one. All metal (except for the plastic hilt, other review seems incorrect on that) leads to that distinctive cavalry sabre rattle familiar from every movie where an actor pretends he's been sheathing swords his whole life. I doubt it's full tang, it would certainly destroy itself if used for something as vigorous as stage combat. It's not really much of a sword, but as a "sword replica" it's good value.

An amazing wall decor, but other than that the blade isn't that thick and after a few swings the blade starts to loosen other than that, for a wall decor its pretty beautiful

great look and wall decor

Beautiful "Fantasy" sword, Beautiful craftsmanship in the sheath and sword handle. Sheath is made out of plastic, which could have been constructed much better. But overall, beautiful sword. 4 Star Rating

I bought this sword being a collector of mid-evil weapons. It had no reviews so I went on the product discription alone. That was a bad move. This is the single worset item I've ever ordered from Bud K. The skull details is the only cool part about this sword. The handle is a two-piece platic shell. The blade isn't even a blade at all! It bears no edge to speak of, and the blade point is rounded. If I had to venture a guess I would say the scabbard cost more to make than the sword. I would even feel safe letting a child use it as a halloween prop. That's how unsword like it is.