1788 Heavy Cavalry Sword

1788 Heavy Cavalry SwordIn the era of musket line warfare, Cavalry was a key and dominant battlefield element. The design and use of swords by Heavy and Light Cavalry is a deep and fascinating part of history. Heavy Cavalry swords often were designed to act similarly to a lance, as a backup to use in the event of loss breakage of the lance, or for closer quarter fighting, usually against other Cavalry. They typically had long, straight blades, and a significant amount of

and well regarded spadroons that were made that balanced the goals well

as their fighting style was focussed on closing distance and delivering powerful cuts

We offer 2 designs of the Tyrolean

The Classic 2 handed war axe wielded to fearsome effect mainly by Scandinavians through the early middle ages

The Spadroon is a sword designed to be versatile and capable sword in the widest possible array of needs

They are incredibly agile and fast to maneuver and have great tip control

and interpreted with an advanced hilt inspired by the ornate 16th Century longswords

It shows you mean business

or Hungarian Shepherd's axe is a very versatile object

Unlike almost any other sword

Our Polearms with all have been engineered to function well when using their specific design features

Standard blade options are the 1796 Sabre and the Yataghan