Longsword- High Carbon 1095 Steel Sword With Clay Temper- 45"

The longsword, often referred to as the "bastard sword" during the late medieval and Renaissance periods, is a symbol of European martial prowess. Widely utilized from the 13th to the 17th centuries, its peak of popularity lay between 1350 and 1550. This particular blade, bearing a full length of 45 inches, is reminiscent of those wielded by knights and warriors of old. Specifications Blade: Crafted from high-carbon 1095 steel, renowned for its sharpness retention and impressive hardness of 56-58 HRC. Handle: An elegant combination of wood and Damascus steel bolsters. Overall Length: 45 inches, with a blade length of 37 inches and handle length of 8 inches. Sheath: Handmade from genuine leather, ensuring durability and a classic look. Highlight on 1095 Steel Championed as one of the premier materials for sword-making, 1095 steel boasts a carbon content of 0.95%. This surpasses the 0.45% found in the more common 1045 steel, delivering a blade that’s notably hard. However, 1095's c