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2004-090 BladeArt# 04391  | |||
| Blade Material | 5160 | Handle Material | |
| Blade Length | 34 in. | Overall Length | 44 in. |
| Blade Style | Other | Weight | 0 oz. |
| Serrations | No | Sheath | |
| Price | $699.95 | In Stock | Yes |
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2004-74 Fantasy Single Edged Dagger BladeArt# 04283  2004-74 'Fantasy' single edged Dagger The 10-5/8 inch long 5160 spring steel blade is 1/4 inch thick at the base and distal tapers slightly along its length. The blade is 1-1/8 inches wide at the base and tapers to approx 3/4 inch near the point. The mild steel guard 5 inches wide and recurves in the plane of the blade. Guard is cusped at the center and has no pronounced quillon block. The grip is 1-1/8 inches wide by 5/8 inch thick at the base and flares to 1-5/16 inch wide by 3/4 inch thick at the butt. There is a 1/2 inch mild-steel bolster at the base of the grip and the conformal mild steel pommel is approx. 3/4 inch long. The 3-11/16 inch long wood section of the handle is Cocobolo wood and is carved with two rows of four-strand celtic knotwork in low relief. The dagger's COG is centered on the guard, and the dagger's weight is 18 oz. The knife is provided with a black leather leather scabbard reinforced at the throat. Though possessing ahistoric features, this is a fully functional medieval-style dagger similar to pieces dating from the 11th-15th centuries. The dagger in this period was designed solely for fighting, and it's thick cross section limits it's utility as a knife. The carving provides an excellent grip without beinh in any way uncomfortable or abrasive. A lovely piece for your collection or as a costume accessory. | |||
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| Blade Length | 0 in. | Overall Length | 0 in. |
| Blade Style | Other | Weight | 0 oz. |
| Serrations | No | Sheath | |
| Price | $499.95 | In Stock | Yes |
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BladeArt Departure Limited Edition Tactical Sword BladeArt# 03553  This sword is one of the 25 Limited Edition 'Departure' Tactical Swords loosely based on a Laci Szabo design and commissioned from Michael 'Tinker' Pearce exclusively for BladeArt.com. Larry made a special requesst that this sword be 'special,' with an exotic hardwood handle, fully polished blade and fileworked spine. It is nontheless the same quality and functional ability of the 'standard' Departure, with a Marquenched and differential tempered 5160 spring steel blade- 58-60 Rockwell at the cutting edge with the spine and tang draw to 45-48 for shock resistance and durability. This is the only one of these twenty-five swords that will recieve this treatment. | |||
| Blade Material | Handle Material | Various exotic woods | |
| Blade Length | 16.5" in. | Overall Length | 26.75" in. |
| Blade Style | Tactical | Weight | 1lb 14.6oz oz. |
| Serrations | No | Sheath | Leather scabbard |
| Price | $799.95 | In Stock | Yes |
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2003-060 Type XVa Bastardsword 15th century BladeArt# 03441  34.75 inch long diamond cross section 5160 spring steel blade is differential tempered to within 10 inches of the point, with the final ten inches tempered to HRc50-52. The blade is 1.383 inches wide at base and tapers in profile to .26 inch wide 1 inch from the point. The blade is .2 inch thick at the base and distal tapers to .08 inch thick near the point. The steel cross has a strong quillon block of irregular cross section .74 inch thick and 1.41 inches wide. The quillon block is strongly cusped at the center. The arms of the quillon curve slightly forward and flare towards thier tips to approx. .525-.53 inch. The cross is overall 8-7/8 inches wide. The handle is 6.75 inches long, 1.285 inches wide at the base and .95 inches wide at the top. The handle expands towards it's center to approx 1.51 inches wide by 1.05 inches thick. The handle is approx. .65 inches thick at the base and .874 inches thick at the top. The hardwood handle is wrapped in linen cord, then covered in black hrome-tanned leather, producing an attractive and functional grip. The mild steel scent-stopper type pommel is 1.65 inches in length and 1.35 inches in its largest diameter. The hilt is dismountable. The COP is approx. 20 inches from the cross, the COG is approx. 4.25 inches from the cross. Weight of the sword is 2 Lbs 1 Oz. The sword is provided with a black vegetable tanned leather scabbard that is reinforced at the throat and tip. The Type XVa is a lightweight bastard sword specialised for thrusting- possibly a percurser to the Estoc. They were used in the 14-15th centuries, though this swords features place it firmly in the 15th. Quite rigid for it's size and weight, this sword would be very handy for the sorts of techniques outlined by Fiore for use against armored opponents. Not well suited to cutting, I was nonetheless able to cut a 2 liter plastic pop bottle filled with water in half. A lovely little sword. | |||
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| Blade Length | 0 in. | Overall Length | 0 in. |
| Blade Style | Other | Weight | 0 oz. |
| Serrations | No | Sheath | |
| Price | $775.00 | In Stock | Yes |
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2002-063 Type XVI BladeArt# 02489  Sword of type XVI for one handed use in the style swords of the 14th century. The blade is differential tempered 5160 spring steel. The furniture is mild steel and the handle is Goncalo Alves wood covered in black chrome-tanned glove leather. Swords of this sort were usually carried as a back-up weapon on the battle field, and were likely most often used in conjunction with a shield or buckler. > | |||
| Blade Material | Handle Material | ||
| Blade Length | 31.25 in. | Overall Length | 38 in. |
| Blade Style | Unknown | Weight | 2 lbs 5.2 oz. oz. |
| Serrations | No | Sheath | |
| Price | $689.00 | In Stock | Yes |
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2002-008 Fantasy Dirk BladeArt# 02119  Made from 3/8 inch thick 5160 spring steel with an acid-etched finish. Handle is cocobolo wood. What can I say? Some times you've just got to do something different! | |||
| Blade Material | 5160 | Handle Material | wood |
| Blade Length | 9.50 in. | Overall Length | 15.00 in. |
| Blade Style | Other | Weight | 12.00 oz. |
| Serrations | No | Sheath | Leather |
| Price | $400.00 | In Stock | Yes |
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2001-176 Fish Tail dagger BladeArt# 02118  This dagger, in the style of a Fish-tailed Dagger of the 15th century has multiple fullers reminiscent of later Cinquedias. A stout weapon, it's unusual form and blade make it a nice, different belt dagger for re-creators or collectors. | |||
| Blade Material | 5160 | Handle Material | wood |
| Blade Length | 10.25 in. | Overall Length | 16.50 in. |
| Blade Style | Other | Weight | 18.40 oz. |
| Serrations | No | Sheath | Leather |
| Price | $425.00 | In Stock | Yes |
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2001-163 Hunting knife BladeArt# 02024  This hunting knife with integral bolster features a flat-ground 4 inch drop point blade of 5160 spring steel and a steel butt-plate acid etched to an attractive matte finish. The Red-Heart wood handle is shaped for comfortable use for persons with medium to large hands. The stout double-welted pouch style scabbard carries the knife securely. It is made from top-grain 7oz. vegetable tanned leather and double needle stitched for added strength. Would make a highly usefull belt knife for camping and hunting. | |||
| Blade Material | 1050 | Handle Material | Red Heart |
| Blade Length | 4.00 in. | Overall Length | 9.50 in. |
| Blade Style | Other | Weight | 5.60 oz. |
| Serrations | No | Sheath | Leather |
| Price | $199.00 | In Stock | Yes |
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2000-082 Dagger BladeArt# 01230  Dagger in the style of 16th century daggers from the mediteranian region of Europe. Features a blade of 5160 spring steel, mild steel furniture and a Cocobolo wood handle. Hilt is dismountable. A nice, stout renaissance dagger for ren faire travelers or SCA. | |||
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