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Customized medieval / Templar sword

Forged medieval sword assembled according to your choice of components: blade, scabbard, guard, hilt, pommel and seals.


I'll be unique. By combining different elements such as my blade, scabbard, guard, handle... I'll be your creation, ready to accompany you, symbolically, for ceremonies or re-enactments. My vocation is not to fight, but to represent the soul of a knight. My blade can be engraved with your name, a war cry or a dragon with outstretched wings, as you wish.

Imagine, compose, assemble... and baptize me to give me life and accompany you on your path.

Reference n° 0300 - Shipped within 48 working hours
269 € (free shipping)


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Select the blade, scabbard, guard, hilt, pommel and seals that decorate it

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(optional: engrave your sword blade)

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Receive your personalized sword, assembled in our workshop

Build your sword by assembling compatible components: blade, scabbard, guard, hilt, pommel and seals. Choose a model for each component. We'll assemble them in our workshop and deliver your sword and scabbard, ready to decorate or use.

Your blade can also be custom laser-engraved: knight's name, anniversary date, Templar motto, medieval dragon, family coat of arms... This option will be defined once your order has been registered. For further details, please consult this page.

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Select a model of each part that will make up your sword by simply clicking on the corresponding image. The "Order" button will then be activated, allowing you to place your personalized sword in your shopping cart.


Wide-grooved, non-sharpened blade, ideal for central engraving, in the hollow of the groove (recto=one engraving; recto/verso=2 engravings).




(sold out)
Narrow-throated blade not sharpened, allows two engravings, above and below the throat (be careful, you will then have to order two engravings per side and not just one)



Brown leather laced scabbard (black strap), with brown leather sword-holder to slip over a belt.





Wooden and brown leather scabbard, with a black sword-holder to hold the scabbard to a belt.



Curved guard with rounded quillons (spirals, 14th-15th century). Length: 15.5 cm.





Curved guard with flat quillons, X-XVth century. Length: 18 cm.





Slightly curved guard with flat quillons, X-XVth century. Length: 19 cm.



Handle covered with a brown leather strap. Length: 10.5 cm including 1 cm of metal.





Handle covered with a black leather strap with braided metal wire. Length: 10.5 cm including 1 cm of metal.





Handle covered with brown woven strap. Length: 10.5 cm including 1 cm of metal.



Hexagonal pommel. Width / height: 5 cm.





Circular pommel. Ø 5 cm.



Symbol taken from the Templar seal: two riders on the same horse. Brass pastille with red resin background.





Jerusalem cross. Brass pastille with red resin background.





Templar cross. Brass pastille with red resin background.





Templar cross pattee. Laser-cut shape.





Cross pattee of the Hospitallers / Teutonic Knights. Laser-cut shape.











Order no. 0300 - Ships within 48/72 hours
269 € (free shipping)
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Technical

Manufacture
Forged medieval sword, through blade, unsharpened
1045 (XC45) steel
Handle covered with brown rope, brown or black leather, with or without metal braiding depending on model
Single-groove blade with spring effect
Soft sheath in natural brown leather or wood and brown and black leather, with belt clip

Features
. Blade length: 78 cm (point of balance varies according to mounted elements)
. Blade width (max.): 4.7 cm
. Guard width: 15.5 to 19 cm
. Handle length: 9.5 / 10.5 cm (without and with metal ring on handle side)
. Total length: 95.5 cm (101 cm in scabbard)
. Seal (pommel): ø 20 mm
Weight :
. Sword: approx. 1,200 g
. Scabbard: 410 to 580 g (laced leather / wood and leather respectively)

Use
✔ Collection, ceremony
✔ Reconstitution and choreography
❌S triking and behurd

Maintenance
Blade protection: apply a film of oil regularly to prevent oxidation (rust).
Scabbard: apply colorless shoe polish to maintain and nourish leather

Legislation

Since September 6, 2013, new legal provisions stemming from the March 6, 2012 law have come into force. These new rules have strengthened criminal penalties against weapons offenders and introduced a new classification.
Swords, daggers and knives are now classified in category D. The purchase and possession of these weapons is unrestricted. In principle, they may not be carried or transported without legitimate reason. If transported, the weapon must not be "directly" usable. It must be securely packed in a case or container, preferably with a padlock or other protective system.
For further information: Internal Security Code on Legifrance

The sale of war materiel, weapons, ammunition and their components to minors is prohibited. Please remember to provide us with proof of your majority (identity card, passport) by e-mail to validate your order: studio@terressens.com. If we do not receive this document within 48 hours, your order will be cancelled and reimbursed in full.
The Templar cross pattee: symmetrical branches, varied extremities #Terressens, where stories take shape

💡 Did you know?

The Templar cross: a symbolic layout... but not a standard one!

The Templar cross, adopted as early as the XIIᵉ century, is a cross pattée: narrow branches in the center, flaring outwards, always symmetrical The Templar cross, adopted as early as the 1140s, is a cross pattée: its branches flare outwards in the form of "paws", and it is always symmetrical, represented in red on a white background.
However, contrary to popular belief, there was no single shape: the ends could be round, pointed, square or straight, varying according to region, commander or era.
A fascinating technical detail: some specialists refer to the use of a geometric quadrature to trace its circumference and heart, as in four variants associated with a "perimeter quadrature". A fine example of medieval precision blending symbolism and mathematics.
Find out more :
. The Templars: Christian chivalry in the Middle Ages, Alain Demurger
. The Knights Templar, Régine Pernoud
. Latin Rule of the Temple and Templar Cartularies

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An incredible sword!
I ordered a sword from this site because it was the only reliable one I could find. The others were either drop-shipping or rip-offs.
I received my sword in about 1 week, with the requested engravings perfectly done. I bought a personalized sword, where I could choose the different parts that make up the sword.
Now it hangs on my wall like a trophy. If you want to buy a sword or even another decoration or accessory, this site is perfect, I highly recommend it. 👌
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Perfect
The swords I ordered are impeccable. They are exactly what I ordered and arrived very quickly. Good communication with the seller.
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Customized sword
Ordered a personalized sword with engraving on both sides. A very good contact to carry out the engraving of my choice and very good rendering.

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