39-inch stainless steel medieval longsword reproduction with scabbard
Blade detail on the 39-inch medieval longsword reproduction
Cross guard and grip detail on the medieval longsword reproduction
39-inch medieval longsword reproduction shown full length
39-inch medieval longsword reproduction with its scabbard, angled view
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Medieval Longsword Reproduction with Scabbard - 39 Inch Stainless Steel

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The sword Europe fought with for three hundred years.

The medieval longsword is the one most people picture when they hear the word "sword": straight, double-edged, a simple cross guard, and a grip built for one hand or two depending on what the moment asked for. It stayed in service across Europe from roughly the 1300s to the 1600s because the design was hard to improve on.

This is a reproduction in that style — stainless steel, 39 inches overall, supplied with a scabbard. Made for display rather than for the field, but built to the proportions the originals used, which is what separates a reproduction from a fantasy piece.

Who this is for. Historical reenactors putting a kit together, HEMA students who want something on the wall as well as something in the hand at training, history readers, and anyone buying a gift for one of the above. The 39-inch length is the honest middle of the historical range, not scaled up for effect.

Specifications

  • Overall length: 39 inches
  • Blade: stainless steel, straight, double-edged
  • Guard: straight cross guard, medieval European style
  • Included: scabbard
  • Finish: hand-finished throughout

Care

Wipe the blade with a lightly oiled cloth every few months, more often in humid air. Store dry and out of reach of children.

Sold as a display and collector's item.

Forged steel is built to last

  • Holds a keen edge
  • Full-tang strength
  • Hand-finished
  • Ages beautifully

About our steel

Responsibly sourced

High-carbon and Damascus billets from established mills, chosen for grain consistency rather than price.

Forged, not stamped

Blades are heat-treated and hammered to shape, so the steel keeps its structure through the edge.

Finished by hand

Every piece is ground, etched and sharpened individually. No two patterns come out identical.