Cinquedea

CinquedeaMeaning '5 fingers' in Italian, this ostentatious dagger or short sword was named for the width of the blade. Worn by the most wealthy nobility and merchants in Italy, these huge bladed objects were as much an art piece as a weapon, often using the broad face of the blade as a detailed gilded and engraved scene, or an intricate pattern of fullers. It shows you mean business, and you mean business. Standard Length: 55cm

and available to order

Halberds went through many iterations

tapered blade

and the disc pommel makes it uncomfortable to point with the tip

Heavy Cavalry swords often were designed to act similarly to a lance

These are our second iteration of hilt designs and blade construction

and a good amount of weight to help with strong parries and heavy cuts

Hatchet axe

or person about town

One of the most beautiful and well-known swords of all time

Availability:We try to keep some in stock available to send immediately

An iconic blade used by Egypt during the bronze age