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45.00$ – 60.00$Price range: 45.00$ through 60.00$
⚔️ The Cup Hilt Sword Guard 16 Gauge Steel Copper Brass is a handcrafted historical reproduction inspired by Renaissance European sword designs. Constructed from durable 16-gauge mild steel and enhanced with decorative brass and copper accents, this piece offers exceptional craftsmanship and authentic styling. Ideal for historical reenactment, SCA displays, LARP events, cosplay, collectors, museums, and historical enthusiasts. Handmade by skilled craftsmen and available with shipping throughout the United States and Canada, this sword guard is the perfect addition to any historical weapon or armor collection.
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55.00$ Original price was: 55.00$.45.00$Current price is: 45.00$.
⚔️ Own a beautifully crafted Basket Hilt Sword inspired by historical European designs. Featuring a protective basket guard and quality steel construction, this sword is ideal for collectors, reenactors, stage performances, and display. Whether you’re expanding your medieval collection or searching for an authentic historical replica, this handcrafted sword delivers timeless style and impressive craftsmanship. Proudly shipped throughout the USA 🇺🇸 and Canada 🇨🇦.
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200.00$ Original price was: 200.00$.145.00$Current price is: 145.00$.
Step into history with this handcrafted Scottish Basket Hilt Sword featuring a durable rattan blade designed for SCA combat, reenactment, LARP, and historical training. Inspired by traditional Highland basket-hilted swords, it combines authentic styling with practical functionality. The protective basket guard offers excellent hand coverage while maintaining a classic historical appearance. Ideal for SCA fighters, reenactors, cosplayers, collectors, and living history enthusiasts, this sword pairs perfectly with Medieval Armor, Viking Armor, Roman Armor, and historical helmet collections. Crafted by experienced artisans and available with shipping throughout the USA and Canada, it is an excellent addition to any historical combat or display kit.
