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Oliver Cromwell (1599 – 1658) was a powerful figure in English history during and after the English Civil War, when he rose from the rank of Captain of Horse to Lord Protector of England. His sword, said to have been carried at the battle of Drogheda in 1649, has been remarkably well preserved and features in the collection of the Royal Armouries in Leeds, England, where it is displayed in the permanent collection. Our Cromwell Sword is an accurate replica of the original “mortuary” hilt style and features a blackened guard decorated in a gold foliage pattern with a wire-wound sharkskin grip. As the original sword now lacks a scabbard , we have provided a design typical of the period. This piece of English history is a must for the ECW collector and re-enactor.
Close Up of Oliver Cromwell Sword
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The Hand-and-a-Half Sword represents the pinnacle of beauty and balance in medieval swords. Classically simple in design with a flattened diamond-section blade and cruciform hilt, the original dates from the early part of the 15th century. The “Lion Rampant” emblem of the Habsburg dynasty is engraved in the pommel, while the Passau “Running Wolf” guild mark and a marigold maker’s mark appear on the blade fuller. Both the grip and the scabbard are leather covered over a cord wrap.
Close Up of Hand and a Half Sword - Antiqued Version
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This Duck Head Cane from Hanwei is both functional and collectible. The heads are crafted in stainless steel, using the investment casting process, individually detailed and finished by selective or overall casting as necessary.
Close Up of Duck Head Cane
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The Hand-and-a-Half Sword, so-called because it could be used a either a single-handed or two-handed weapon, provided powerful versatility for the knights of the 14th and 15th centuries. Classically simple in design, the sword is featured in many European illustrations and stone carvings of the period. This letter opener is part of a series of six historical designs that are replicated from swords in museum collections. A Rosewood stand (HW2289) to display the full series is available.
Close Up of Hand-and-Half Letter Opener
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Rapiers, carried by the gentry of Europe in the 17th century, were used both for personal defense and for settling gentlemanly disagreements. Long extolled as the pinnacle of rapier design, the “Spanish” or “Cup-Hilt” rapier undoubtedly combined style and function very effectively. This letter opener is part of a series of six historical designs that are replicated from swords in museum collections. A Rosewood stand (HW2289) to display the full series is available.
Close Up of Cup Hilt Letter Opener
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The Knight’s sword is probably the most recognizable sword design in history. The simple cross guard and weighted pommel provided an ideal combination of protection and balance that was to serve the knights of Europe admirably for several centuries. This letter opener is part of a series of six historical designs that are replicated from swords in museum collections. A Rosewood stand (HW2289) to display the full series is available.
Close Up of Knightly Letter Opener
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Viking raiders were famed for their lightning attacks on European coastal settlements. These tactics demanded light, fast weaponry and their sword designs were based on this need. Surviving swords show the Viking swordsmiths to be highly skilled in steel manufacture and forging techniques. This letter opener is part of a series of six historical designs that are replicated from swords in museum collections. A Rosewood stand (HW2289) to display the full series is available.
Close Up of Viking Sword Letter Opener
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The Roman Gladius was the sword that built the fabulous Roman Empire, earning its reputation in the hands of Legionnaires on the battlefield and Gladiators in the arena. Short and double-edged, the Gladius was unmatched in the close-quarters combat for which the Romans were renowned. This letter opener is part of a series of six historical designs that are replicated from swords in museum collections. A Rosewood stand (HW2289) to display the full series is available.
Close Up of Roman Sword Letter Opener
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The Scottish Basket-Hilt Sword, evoking images of kilted highlanders raging into battle, served the clansman well for the 17th Century on, and is still carried by officers of Scottish regiments to this day. This letter opener is part of a series of six historical designs that are replicated from swords in museum collections. A Rosewood stand (HW2289) to display the full series is available.
Close Up of Basket Hilt Backsword Letter Opener