Legends In Steel Renaissance Heartwood and Bone Damascus Sword

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29126 #46 BK2454
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  • DAMASCUS STEEL BLADE: Features intricate patterning and twin fullers for a striking, layered look.
  • SCULPTED WOOD HANDLE: Crafted from carved heartwood with genuine bone inlays for added detail.
  • BRASS HARDWARE: Fitted with polished brass spacers and pommel for weight and balance.
  • LEATHER SHEATH INCLUDED: Genuine leather scabbard offers safe storage and carry options.
  • DISPLAY-READY SIZE: Measures 25 1/4" overall with a 16 3/8" blade—ideal for collectors or reenactors.
Legends In Steel Renaissance Heartwood and Bone Damascus Sword
  • DAMASCUS STEEL BLADE: Features intricate patterning and twin fullers for a striking, layered look.
  • SCULPTED WOOD HANDLE: Crafted from carved heartwood with genuine bone inlays for added detail.
  • BRASS HARDWARE: Fitted with polished brass spacers and pommel for weight and balance.
  • LEATHER SHEATH INCLUDED: Genuine leather scabbard offers safe storage and carry options.
  • DISPLAY-READY SIZE: Measures 25 1/4" overall with a 16 3/8" blade—ideal for collectors or reenactors.
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The Legends In Steel Renaissance Heartwood and Bone Damascus Sword showcases refined materials and craftsmanship rooted in Old World tradition. The 16 3/8" Damascus steel blade features richly layered patterns and twin fullers that add both depth and authenticity. Its carved heartwood handle is accented with genuine bone inlays, blending natural textures with classic styling. Brass spacers and a matching pommel bring balance and a polished finish to the sword’s elegant profile. At 25 1/4" overall, this short sword is ideal for display, reenactment, or collection. It comes with a genuine leather sheath that provides a secure and attractive way to store or carry the blade. A compelling tribute to Renaissance-era design, this sword offers fine materials, historical influence, and a presentation-worthy presence.

Overall rating: 4.1666665 / 5 from 6 reviews.

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Fantastic blade

"I bought this as a gift for a friend and of course inspected it upon arrival. It showed up sharp and oiled in fantastic shape. The quality is excellent, the balance is a little off so it handles more like a machete than a sword should but given how lightweight it is that is fairly negligible. Highly reccomend for a one handed short sword!"

Bruce W. (5/5)

Good

"Good product!"

Derek E. (5/5)

Great product

"I love this product. Bought it about a month ago and have loved it as a collectors item. Came very sharp out of the box. So sharp that today i accidentally cut my finger open and had to go the the emergency room and get three stitches! I would recomend this product but be very careful with it. Dont cut yourself. 4/5 because my handle gas a little wiggle and there are some parts of the blood grooves have flakes pealing away. Not all damascus is perfect though."

Alexander W. (4/5)

I'm quite happy with this piece

"Because I have a deep but discerning appreciation for cutlery, I shied away from this piece for a while. While I thought it looked attractive and the claims sounded alluring, I have been disappointed before. However, I went for it and I'm glad I did so. The entire thing is really pretty and it does look as though it could be applied if necessary. I do wish I had more information about the details of the tang and how much blade metal is down into that handle. I can obviously see no full tang, but does the end of the tail attach to that brass end? This is not razor sharp out of the box, but I can take care of that. I am giving four of five stars mainly because I feel this thing is more about looks than function, but I do suspect the function would be okay if I didn't attempt to beat it apart. I don't expect much more for the cost. Overall, I am happy with this piece and I would recommend it for Ren Fairs, some fun and to be included with a collection of nice cutlery. If you're not expecting a thousand dollar masterpiece, you'll enjoy this one just fine."

Anonymous (4/5)

The sword is smaller than

"The sword is smaller than I thought but nicely made. The big problem is the paper thin leather scabbard that starting becoming unstitched in less than a week! Cheapest I ever saw."

Anonymous (2/5)

Really nice

"Now this is a very nice looking addition to my collection. As someone else stated it is far from razor sharp and shorter than expected. other than that i would recommend this to anyone who loves swords. Great product. Thanks Bud-K"

Steven C. (5/5)

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