KilijThe Kilij is perhaps the progenitor of most curved swords. Early forms date back to Turkic peoples in central Asia as early as 300BCE. Kilij are a curved sword with a partially sharpened back, aka 'false' edge (called a yelman). This model is based on forms common to the Late Middle Ages, and has a hook handle, and star crossguard. Vlad Tepes, AKA Vlad the Impaler wielded a Kilij of this type. Length: 100cm Weight: 382g

2 finger rings and 1 side ring

commonly used in India

The Gallowglass is our second offering in our line of Greatswords

Blake Behrendorff

This is based on the 1788 British Heavy Cavalry Sword

and became widely used across cultures

It uses the traditional 'ear' handle

it looks a lot like a typical spear

but still handles with great agility

Our example has the iconic pommel

from 50cm up to 160cm

and when used en masse