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The functionality of this piece should not be overlooked
A steel wheel pommel and slightly S-shaped guard are mounted on this elegant Oakeshott Type XVIIIb blade
it could be used single handed
It is longest and among the lightest of the surviving swords
provenance unknown
Henry V - Hollow Ground Blade - Oakeshott Type XVIII Impact Weapon The functionality of this pieceBased on Original: Prior to 1422 (Henry's Burial), Westminster Abbey, England Overall Length: 33. 4" Blade Length: 27. 5" Blade Width: 2. 125" Guard Width: 7. 13" Grip Length: 3. 6" Weight: 2. 3 lbs A reproduction of the sword hung over the tomb of Henry the V of England. It has frequently been referred to as the archetype of the Medieval sword. This is a sword that exemplifies the attributes that a knightly sword of the highest quality can exhibit.
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