![]() ![]() The drag and scabbard throat are both polished steel. Scabbard: The scabbard of the sword is wooden with the dull black finish. A ridge runs down the length of the blade with a short ricasso at the base of the sword. The edge of the sword is dulled but the point is very sharp. The sword is perfect for collectors, enthusiasts and stage use.īlade: The blade of the sword is 440 Stainless Steel in a mirror polished finish. The sword has a perfect balance and, though not authentic, the rubber handle makes the sword very comfortable to use and gives it a better grip. This is a Reproduction of a 17th century German Swept Hilt Rapier. ![]() Although, it may seem like the Rapier was an innovation that sprang up overnight it was, in fact, a long process with many trials and error and as many factors leading to its creation and widespread use. ![]() In Spain, the single-handed sword was known as the "Espada Ropera" and in Germany, it was the Pappenheimer. The Rapier began its development during the 16th century in both Spain and Germany. It was made primarily as a thrusting weapon and therefore not effective on a battlefield. The Rapier was considered the Civilians' and the Gentleman's' Sword. Different combinations may have different prices as shown when certain options have been chosen. Also, the sword frog has two options, which are for right-handed or left-handed people. The sword contains two colors, which are Silver and Black. This is the bundle of The Rapier Fencing Sword and the Sword Frog. ![]()
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