13th to 14th Century Scabbards

Arming Sword Scabbards in the 13th and 14th Century transitioned away

from the earlier tied belts to incorporate buckles

The X style belt integration was pretty universal until the 1330’s and

was still in evidence until the end of the century

Also, sometimes scabbards were made with a diamond section, rather

than flat, a style which carried through to the 1400’s and beyond.

My scabbards follow this style, with an authentic wood core covered in

leather, with integrated belts and a brass chape and buckles

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 diamond core scabbard in the picture with brass chape

and buckle would be £350 plus post made to fit your sword in your

choice of colour