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Royal Armouries Sword IX.1106. Part of the Royal Armouries Collection by Windlass, the original is a mid-to-late 14th-century hand-and-half sword found in Lake Constance, where Austria, Germany, and Switzerland meet.

Royal Armouries Sword IX.1106. Part of the Royal Armouries Collection by Windlass, the original is a mid-to-late 14th-century hand-and-half sword found in Lake Constance, where Austria, Germany, and Switzerland meet.

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Official, exact replica of Royal Armouries Sword #IX.1106; Original is dated to approx 1350; Includes scabbard, wax and polishing cloth, and a certificate of authenticity; Comes exceptionally well packaged in a presentation box; Overall length: 111.8 cm; Blade length: 87.6 cm; Weight: 1.87 kg; Material: 1080 High Carbon Steel; Sharpness ...

The original, designated as IX.1106 by the Royal Armouries is a mid14th-century longsword, found in Lake Constance, where Austria, Germany and Switzerland meet. The history. This sword features a stiff tapered blade, which is double-edged and straight, with an acute tip.

Royal Armouries Sword IX.1106. Part of the Royal Armouries Collection by Windlass , the original is a mid-to-late 14th-century hand-and-half sword found in Lake Constance , where Austria, Germany, and Switzerland meet.

The historical original of this one-and-a-half-handed sword has been dated between the middle and the end of the 14th century. It was found in Lake Constance, at the border triangle between Austria, Germany and Switzerland, and can be seen in the Royal Armouries Collection (object number IX.1106).

Oct 8, 2022 · Royal Armouries 14th century longsword IX.1106, by Windlass. Developed by Matt Easton (Schola Gladiatoria): https://www.museumreplicas.com/holy-roman-empire-...

Royal Armouries Sword IX.1106. Part of the Royal Armouries Collection by Windlass, the original is a mid-to-late 14th-century hand-and-half sword found in Lake Constance, where Austria, Germany, and Switzerland meet. This sword features a stiff tapered blade, which is double-edged and straight, with an acute tip.