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German Long Knife Circa 1510 A D, Regular Version. (not blunt)

Replica of an original sword from the early 16th Century
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In the late Middle Ages, both urban growth and the rising of the middle classes led to an increased demand for a civil weapon of defence. At the time only the aristocracy were allowed to carry double edged swords. The so called Langes Messer (= long knife, also commonly translated as Messer in English), is an extended version of the German Medieval Bauernwehr, and emerged as the weapon of the common man. Unlike the Saber like grosses messer (also called grossmesser), which made its appearance at around the same time, the long knife had a straight, single edged blade. However it often featured a so called false edge or reverse edge at the tip and had a double edged point.
Details: 
Replica of an original sword from the early 16th century 
Blade Material: Oil tempered EN45 spring steel
Rockwell Hardness of the Blade: approx. 48 HRC 
Overall Length: approx. 115 cm 
Blade Length: approx. 91 cm 
Max. Blade Width: approx. 4.3 cm 
Blade Thickness: approx. 4 mm
Cutting Edge: approx. 1 mm thick
Point of Balance: approx. 21 cm from the guard
Weight: approx. 1650 g 
Including leather scabbard
Regular edition. A practical blunt version (ULF-SW-02B) is currently under development.
This is an original ULFBERTH® product®.
Please note: 
We do not sell this product to customers under the age of 18. Please provide your birth date when ordering. We'll also need a copy of your ID card or passport by email, scan, fax or mail.
Delivery:
While we aim to dispatch your order next day, some of our items may take up to 5 working days to dispatch
Brand:
Get Dressed For Battle
Condition:
New
Product Code:
ULF-SW-02R
Weight:
2.5kg