13th Century Crecy Medieval Sword Decorative Replica Handcrafted Display Longsword

This handcrafted replica is inspired by the medieval swords used during the 13th and 14th centuries, including those that would have been carried at the Battle of Crécy during the Hundred Years’ War. Designed as a decorative display piece, it reflects the long, tapering blade and balanced proportions associated with Oakeshott Type XVI war swords.

These swords were known for their versatility, combining cutting ability with a reinforced point suited to the evolving armor of the period. This replica features a high‑carbon steel blade with a broad base that tapers to a defined point, echoing the historical form. The grip is wrapped for a secure, historically inspired appearance, while the rounded pommel and straight guard complete the classic medieval profile.

The included leather‑wrapped wooden scabbard provides a cohesive presentation. This piece is ideal for home décor, office displays, or curated historical collections, and is intended for display and collection purposes.

Features

• Decorative replica inspired by 13th–14th century medieval war swords
• High‑carbon steel blade with broad base and tapered point
• Straight crossguard and rounded pommel for authentic medieval styling
• Wrapped grip for a refined historical appearance
• Leather‑wrapped wooden scabbard included
• Ideal for display, décor, and historical collections
• Crafted to highlight medieval European sword design
• Intended for display and non‑functional use

Specifications

• Overall Length: 45.5"
• Blade Length: 35.5"
• Blade Width: 1-13/16"
• Blade Thickness: 3/16"
• Blade Material: 1065/1095 High Carbon Steel
• Grip: Wrapped handle
• Guard & Pommel: Steel
• Scabbard: Leather‑wrapped wood
• Weight (without scabbard): 3 lbs 0 oz
• Weight (with scabbard): 3 lbs 10 oz