The Castellan

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The Castellan

Limited Edition Medieval Sword


Oakeshott Type: XVa
Time period:
 
1425  
1475

Starting atEUR 656

This sword is ready to be shipped in the following variations

The Castellan (brown grip, butterknife sharp)
Ships within 5 working days.
EUR 656 
The Castallan (black grip, sharp)
Ships within 5 working days.
EUR 890 
The Castallan (brown grip, sharp)
Ships within 5 working days.
EUR 890 

This sword has the following customizing options:


 Assistance on GripType_standard

 Assistance on GribColor

 Assistance on Customcolor

 Assistance on FittingColor
The Castellan Customized, total:
Made to order. Expected production time 4 months.
EUR 890  
The Castellan
Made to order. Expected production time 4 months.

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Standard specification
Total length:108 cm (42,52")
Blade length:86 cm (33,86")
CoG:11 cm (4,25")
CoP:50 cm (19,49")
Weight:1320 g (2,91 lbs)

The Castellan

This sword is inspired by a sword in the Castillion find, dated from the middle of the 15th C.

It is a short and handy hand and a half sword with a very stiff blade, primarily for thrusting, but pretty decent for cutting as well.

The pommel is a variant of type V and cross is a short and straight style 11. To me this sword is a very beautiful XVa sword.

I have handled two swords from the Castillion group that had the very same cross as this one, and was impressed by the precision and care by which they were made: an awesome fit and dynamic shape that is no where close to the impression you get when seeing photos of the same swords. When you handle these swords they are very ready in your hand.

One of the quickest types there is, as it follows your intentions at quicksilver-like speed. Because of the very narrow point, the spine can be made quite thick without the blade becoming cumbersome. This makes for superior stiffness and a very effective thrust.

A Limited Edition Hand Crafted Collectible Sword

This sword is offered in a limited edition of only 500 collectible swords worldwide.

Sword design/specifications ©2003/2007 Peter Johnsson.