Langmesser

LangmesserMesser is German for 'knife'. Throughout the late middle ages, German civilians and men at arms carried 'messers', distinct from similar swords of the time in that they were constructed with pegged wood scale handles, and not peened or welded pommels. They also typically were single edged and incorporated a nagle, a protective peg or plate that extends from the crossguard to protect the outside of the hand. They varied significantly in design and

- Length: 1000mm / 39

closer to historical size

Grossemesser (Big knife)

and the disc pommel makes it uncomfortable to point with the tip

This is a designed feature

an approximate average armpit height

originating from the agricultural tool

The Montante is our expression of the more cost effective but still beautiful examples of late Greatswords

A true rapier handles very differently to most other swords

Modeled directly off 1796 light cavalry sabre

they are extremely fun and fast swords to fight with

Standard Length: 95cm