Scabbards
11th to 13th Century Scabbards
Arming Sword Scabbards during the High Medieval Period (1000-
1300) have a distinctive tied belt fastening.
There are various methods of attaching the belt to the scabbard,
including the “Z” and “X” styles in these pictures, but the belts always
had a “swallowtail” tied belt.
My scabbards follow this style, with an authentic wood core covered in
leather, with integrated belts and a brass chape.
Scabbards are individually crafted in England to fit your individual
sword. I am happy to work from dimensions, so do not need your
sword.
Scabbards start from £250 plus post.
The example scabbard in the picture would be £300 plus post made to
fit your sword in your choice of colour


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