Henry V - Hollow Ground Blade - Oakeshott Type XVIII Post Renaissance Edge Length: ~7

Edge Length: ~7

Wood is a natural material that will vary and adjust shape due to climate conditions and use

This style grip was used to increase point control for the thrust when fighting

it inflicts a mortal blow… From the axe there is always anxiety

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Henry V - Hollow Ground Blade - Oakeshott Type XVIII Post Renaissance Edge Length: ~7Based on Original: Prior to 1422 (Henry's Burial), Westminster Abbey, England Overall Length: 33. 4" Blade Length: 27. 5" Blade Width: 2. 125" Guard Width: 7. 13" Grip Length: 3. 6" Weight: 2. 3 lbs A reproduction of the sword hung over the tomb of Henry the V of England. It has frequently been referred to as the archetype of the Medieval sword. This is a sword that exemplifies the attributes that a knightly sword of the highest quality can exhibit.