CinquedeaMeaning '5 fingers' in Italian, this ostentatious dagger or short sword was named for the width of the blade. Worn by the most wealthy nobility and merchants in Italy, these huge bladed objects were as much an art piece as a weapon, often using the broad face of the blade as a detailed gilded and engraved scene, or an intricate pattern of fullers. It shows you mean business, and you mean business. Standard Length: 55cm

- Length: 950mm / 37

similar to a Yataghan

The hilt is strong

Model: Craig Osborne

we were floored by it's agility and effective defensive capabilities

and has a hook handle

Whilst most Schiavona had straight blades

and the fore-loops can catch and bind your opponent's blades

Hand axe based on a common Early Middle Age/Migration Era design (Peterson type D)

Modeled directly off 1796 light cavalry sabre

Standard Length: 40cm

85m Halberd with ash or chestnut haft