17th Century - Armour Class – Scottish Sword Makers

16th/17th Century Swept Hilt Rapier
Different grips available prices vary
Various blade dimensions available please confirm when ordering –
Options -
Sharp Blade 95cm 2.5cm Hilt 9cm Tip
Pseudo Blade 95cm 2.5cm Hilt 9cm Tip
Reenactment
Blade 76cm 2.8cm Hilt 9cm Tip
Blade 89cm 2.5 cm Hilt 1.5cm Tip

17th Century English Rapier
Different grips available prices vary
Various blade dimensions available please confirm when ordering –
Options
Sharp Blade 95cm 2.5cm Hilt 9cm Tip
Pseudo Blade 95cm 2.5cm Hilt 9cm Tip
Reenactment
Blade 76cm 2.8cm Hilt 9cm Tip
Blade 89cm 2.5 cm Hilt 1.5cm Tip

17th Century Pappenheimer Rapier
Different grips available prices vary
Various blade dimensions available please confirm when ordering –
Options -
Sharp Blade 95cm 2.5cm Hilt 9cm Tip
Pseudo Blade 95cm 2.5cm Hilt 9cm Tip
Reenactment
Blade 76cm 2.8cm Hilt 9cm Tip
Blade 89cm 2.5 cm Hilt 1.5cm Tip

17th Century Tower Hanger, actually a crude proto mortuary.
Leather grip as standard.
Picture 1 Back Edge
Picture 2 Double Edge
Different grips available prices vary
Various blade dimensions available please confirm when ordering – Sharp and Reenactment
1. 66cm Blade 3.2cm Hilt 2.5cm Tip
2. 66cm Blade 3.2cm Hilt 1.9cm Tip
3. 76cm Blade 2.8cm Hilt 1.9cm Tip

17th Century Shell & Ring Guard hanger
Leather grip
Picture 1 Back Edge
Picture 2 Double Edge
Various blade dimensions available please confirm when ordering – Sharp and Reenactment
1. 66cm Blade 3.2cm Hilt 2.5cm Tip
2. 66cm Blade 3.2cm Hilt 1.9cm Tip
3. 76cm Blade 2.8cm Hilt 1.9cm Tip

Basic copy of Cromwell sword traditionally carried by Oliver Cromwell,
at the taking of Drogheda in 1649.
Different grips available prices vary
Various blade dimensions available please confirm when ordering – Reenactment
1. 76cm Blade 3.2cm Hilt 2.5cm Tip
2. 76cm Blade 3.8cm Hilt 1.9cm Tip
Sharp
84cm Blade 3.8cm Hilt 1.9cm Tip

Reproduction of Cromwell sword traditionally carried by Oliver Cromwell,
at the taking of Drogheda in 1649.
Various blade dimensions available please confirm when ordering –
Options
Reenactment
1. 76cm Blade 3.2cm Hilt 2.5cm Tip
2. 76cm Blade 3.8cm Hilt 1.9cm Tip
Sharp
84cm Blade 3.8cm Hilt 1.9cm Tip

The Schiavona was supposed to have appeared in the 16thc, as the sword used by the guard of the Doge of Venice. The guard were mainly Dalmatian Slavs(Schiavoni).
Different grips available prices vary
Various blade dimensions available please confirm when ordering –
Reenactment
1. 76cm Blade 3.2cm Hilt 2.5cm Tip
2. 76cm Blade 3.8cm Hilt 1.9cm Tip
Sharp
84cm Blade 3.8cm Hilt 1.9cm Tip

17th Century Dagger with shark skin grip bound in wire.

17th Century Dagger with grip bound in wire

The mortuary sword is a 17th-century basket-hilted cavalry sword primarily used during the English Civil War.
Different grips available prices vary
Various blade dimensions available please confirm when ordering –
Options
Reenactment
1. 76cm Blade 3.2cm Hilt 2.5cm Tip
2. 76cm Blade 3.8cm Hilt 1.9cm Tip
Sharp
84cm Blade 3.8cm Hilt 1.9cm Tip

16th/17th Century Hand & a Half
Different grips available prices vary
Various blade dimensions available please confirm when ordering –
Blade 89cm 5cm at hilt tapering to 2.5 cm at tip

The earliest basket-hilt swords emerged in the mid-16th century as a development of late medieval crossguards, designed to fully enclose and protect the wielder's hand. While often associated with Scotland, the oldest datable specimen is actually English.
Different grips available prices vary
Various blade dimensions available please confirm when ordering –
Options
Reenactment
1. 76cm Blade 3.2cm Hilt 2.5cm Tip
2. 76cm Blade 3.8cm Hilt 1.9cm Tip
Sharp
84cm Blade 3.8cm Hilt 1.9cm Tip