Hanwei Crecy Single Hand Sword

The Battle of Crecy (1346) stands among the most renowned medieval conflicts, marking a pivotal moment when European knights clad in full plate armor faced each other in brutal combat. One distinctive weapon from this period, still preserved today in museums, is the iconic Crecy Sword.

Faithfully replicated from the original 14th-century model, this sword features a robust, riveted tang construction, with a prominent central ridge designed to reinforce the blade for both powerful cuts and piercing thrusts. The blade itself is forged from modern 5160 spring steel, offering superior durability and edge retention suitable for cutting practice or historical demonstrations.

The grip is crafted from wood, wrapped with durable cord for a secure hold, complemented by historically accurate metal fittings—including the pommel and guard. Each sword comes complete with a quality chestnut leather scabbard, providing both authenticity and practical protection.