Ronin Katana One Handed Arming Sword – Medieval Sword Model #14

One of the most intricate European one-handed swords, known as Arming Swords, had a fish-tail pommel. This was representative of a very fine smithing background, as it was difficult to achieve and could be used to represent rank, as well as fashion, which was as important in the medieval age as it is today.

This Arming Sword is made out of 1075 high carbon steel, a material renowned for its durability and cutting capability. The edges are sharpened, and the sword can be used for cutting practice right out of the box.

The handle is wrapped with leather, and the fish-tail extension actually allows for hand-and-a-half usage, or using the sword with both hands for cutting.

It comes with its very own wooden scabbard that is wrapped with leather and features three belt loops for more versatile carrying styles.