Battle Ready Sword Crusader

€128.90*

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item is available on 21.06.2026 . preorder now

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Product number: 19174

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Product information "Battle Ready Sword Crusader"

The blade is made of high carbon steel, the handle material is made of leather. The wooden sheath has a leather coating and metal fittings. The pommel end is decorated.

Blade length: 32,5’’
Total length without sheath: 40’’
Total length with sheath: 43’’
Weight without sheath: 46 oz

Category 1:
These swords are suitable for beginners who want to buy their first battle ready sword or need a sword for training purposes. All category 1 swords feature simple high carbon steel blades which will sustain scratches and nicks when used against tougher blades. The pommels are screwed or simply riveted at the end of the tang.

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Manufacturerinformation (GPSR)

Haller Stahlwarenhaus GmbH
Am Gartennest 1
74544 Michelbach/Bilz

0791 47003
info@haller-stahlwaren.de

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