Medieval Crusader Chivalry Anduril Two-Handed Great Sword With Plaque

The blade has been constructed from Stainless Steel with a dulled edge. A ridge runs down the center of the blade.?? The drag is a ball point design constructed from polished 440 stainless steel. The guard is an Oakeshott Type XVIIIb guard built from Stainless Steel with a solid feel and highlights at the ends of the cross guards.??The handle of the sword features a ribbed design with a black solid plastic cover. The pommel is solid steel that balances the sword with an ornate design.

"Thou shalt never lie, and shall remain faithful to thy pledged word."

Code of Chivalry by Leon Gautier

Chivalry was a term that came to represent a variety of different aspects of the Medieval world. During the early Medieval Ages Chivalry could refer to a company of knights, a land deed, or valor on the battle field. However, as the Medieval Ages progressed the term referred more and more to a code among the class of Knights. Chivalry became the ideals of all righteous knights. Ideas such as protecting the weak and never abandoning a noble cause became the staple of Knighthood.

This is the Long Sword of our Knight's Chivalry Medieval Collection.