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Based 11th Century Seljuk Sword
1075 Steel
Wooden Hilt
Wood and genuine leather scabbard
Brass Fittings
Hardened and Tempered - 48 HRC
20-22 cm point of balance
5 mm to 3 mm Distal Taper
93-95 cm Total Lenght (80-82 cm Blade)
700-750 Gram
It's Sharpened, please specify if you want dull/unsharpened.
***Products are not polished to a mirror shine. please check the photos.***
Each sword is custom made for you when ordered.
Please contact for details and your questions.
Based 11th Century Seljuk Sword
1075 Steel
Wooden Hilt
Wood and genuine leather scabbard
Brass Fittings
Hardened and Tempered - 48 HRC
20-22 cm point of balance
5 mm to 3 mm Distal Taper
93-95 cm Total Lenght (80-82 cm Blade)
700-750 Gram
It's Sharpened, please specify if you want dull/unsharpened.
***Products are not polished to a mirror shine. please check the photos.***
Each sword is custom made for you when ordered.
Please contact for details and your questions.
The sabre is very well made, just like the scabbard. Good quality ornament on the blade. Suited to long, dynamic and very powerful swings as well as thrusts; one can imagine it would do well from horseback and in loosely spaced, heavy infantry formations. The tūnkǒu just above the guard allows for two-handed wielding and keeps the sabre firmly in the scabbard.
It is an accurate reproduction of a type represented by at least two preserved examples of Seljuk sabres from the 11th-12th centuries, measuring approximately 95cm from the tip to the end of the handgrip.
Overall, a truly a unique piece of craftsmanship, and it’s made in the country where the Seljuks ruled! Highly recommended.
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The sabre is very well made, just like the scabbard. Good quality ornament on the blade. Suited to long, dynamic and very powerful swings as well as thrusts; one can imagine it would do well from horseback and in loosely spaced, heavy infantry formations. The tūnkǒu just above the guard allows for two-handed wielding and keeps the sabre firmly in the scabbard.
It is an accurate reproduction of a type represented by at least two preserved examples of Seljuk sabres from the 11th-12th centuries, measuring approximately 95cm from the tip to the end of the handgrip.
Overall, a truly a unique piece of craftsmanship, and it’s made in the country where the Seljuks ruled! Highly recommended.