Bastard Sword- High Carbon Damascus Steel – 29″ Quality Free Shipping Outlet

Delve into the rich tapestry of medieval and Renaissance armory with the European Bastard Sword. Characterized by its distinct cruciform hilt, single-handed grip, and unwavering double-edged blade, this weapon encapsulates the bravery and nobility of the warriors of old. Recognized as the “longsword” during its prime, this weapon stands 29″ tall, bolstered by a 6″ handle that offers perfect equilibrium for those skilled enough to wield it.

Craftsmanship and Composition

• Blade: The embodiment of sturdiness meets finesse, the blade is wrought from the esteemed pattern welded Damascus steel. The use of high carbon 1095 steel, revered for its unparalleled hardness, ensures the blade’s resilience. Subjected to a rigorous heat treatment followed by five dedicated folds, the blade emerges with a staggering 352 layers. Such a procedure ensures the blade retains a razor-sharp edge, whilst simultaneously offering the flexibility to absorb impactful blows. Proudly, the blade wears its Rockwell hardness rating of 55-56 HRC as a badge of honor.

• Handle: This sword’s handle is carved from solid wood, offering a comfortable yet firm grip. It’s adorned with Damascus steel bolsters, adding to its majestic appearance.

• Sheath: Crafted from the finest leather, the accompanying sheath guarantees protection for the blade and a convenient means of transportation.

Detailed Specifications

• Handle: Wood with elegant Damascus Steel Bolsters
• Length: A commanding 29″
• Rockwell Hardness: 55-56 HRC
• Layer Count: 352 distinct layers
• Sheath: High-quality Leather
• Blade Composition:
  • 6 fragments of Carbon Steel #43 and #40
  • 5 fragments of top-tier High Carbon Steel 1095
• Layering Sequence:
  • 1st: 22 Layers
  • 2nd: 44 Layers
  • 3rd: 88 Layers
  • 4th: 176 Layers
  • 5th: 352 Layers

The European Bastard Sword stands as a beacon of the chivalry and martial prowess of the medieval and Renaissance periods. Whether added to a collector’s cache or wielded in historical reenactments, this sword resonates with the echoes of historic battles and valiant knights.