SD113 Medieval Sword ( 34 inches blade)

SD113 Medieval Sword – A Classic Symbol of Chivalry and Power

The SD113 Medieval Sword captures the essence of a time when knights roamed battlefields and upheld the codes of chivalry. This timeless design reflects the standard arming sword used across Europe from the 11th to the 15th century. Balanced for both cutting and thrusting, it became the sword of choice for foot soldiers and noblemen alike.

Used in combat, ceremony, and justice, the medieval sword was not only a weapon—it was an extension of honor and identity.

Origins and Evolution of the Medieval Sword

The medieval sword developed from earlier Roman and Viking designs. As chainmail armor became more common, swords adapted with sharper points and stronger steel. By the High Middle Ages, knights required blades capable of piercing armor and delivering clean slashes in close combat.

The cross-guard hilt, straight double-edged blade, and disc pommel soon defined the classic European sword. Whether in the hands of a crusader, a Templar knight, or a castle guard, this sword served as both a tool of war and a symbol of divine duty.

Over time, its design evolved alongside improvements in armor and fighting technique. However, the core structure remained constant—functional, balanced, and elegant.

Key Features of the SD113

The SD113 reflects this historical tradition with a straight double-edged blade, forged from high-carbon or stainless steel. The blade’s geometry allows powerful slashes and accurate thrusts, ideal for both reenactment and display.

Its cross-guard protects the hand during combat, while the leather-wrapped grip offers comfort and control. At the end, the disc or scent-stopper pommel balances the sword and improves handling during prolonged use.

Whether paired with a basic or embellished leather scabbard, the sword remains authentic in shape and weight. Some models include subtle engravings or hand-forged finishes, enhancing its visual impact without compromising its historical character.

Symbolism in Warfare and Beyond

For medieval warriors, a sword meant more than defense or offense. It represented social rank, religious conviction, and personal bravery. Knights were often ceremonially knighted with similar swords, and many bore them into battle engraved with religious inscriptions or family crests.

Swords like the SD113 also played roles in judicial duels, feudal rituals, and royal ceremonies. Even in death, knights were often buried with their blades to symbolize eternal readiness and loyalty.

Today, this sword stands as a representation of European martial heritage, chivalry, and honor.

SD113 – The Spirit of the Middle Ages in Steel

Whether for display, reenactment, or collection, the SD113 Medieval Sword brings the valor and dignity of the Middle Ages into your hands. It’s a piece of history—refined, balanced, and ready for those who value tradition and strength.