Price: $39.99

The Flamberge two-handed sword was popular in Germany between the 15th and 17th centuries, especially among Swiss mercenaries. It was often used as a processional or court weapon, which may account for the more attractive, wavy style of the blade.

·36" Stainless steel kris blade
·Leather wrapped handle
·Nickel silver guard and pommel
·50" overall
·Brown suede scabbard with buckled shoulder strap

Price: $49.99

Named for the legendary hero of 13th century Scotland.
A must for any collector of medieval weapons or for a modern-day warrior of Scottish ancestry.

·Stainless steel blade with partial leather wrap
·Leather wrapped handle
·Silver finish cast metal guard and pommel
·38" blade length
·52" overall
·Suede leather scabbard

Price: $409.99

The Two Handed Great Sword is the biggest sword made by Cold Steel. But don't let its size fool you, as there is nothing awkward or clumsy about this awesome sword. Sure it's big and meant to be carried over the shoulder in its scabbard, but it's extremely well balanced and easily wielded by people of larger stature and physical strength. Weighing 6 lbs. 13.5 oz. with a 39-7/8" high carbon steel blade, it will make short work of pikemen or swordsmen and will prove equally effective against modern rifle butts and bayonets. To protect the hands from opposing weapons, it features a large guard with side rings plus integral parrying hooks that allow the blade to be shortened for close range slashing and stabbing attacks. The handle is made of wood and covered with leather and is extra long to afford a full two handed grip. What's more, it's capped by a heavy steel pommel that helps counter balance its long blade and serves as an effective weapon in its own right. The Two Handed Great Sword is sturdy, strong and battle ready. If you're looking for the ultimate in big performance oriented swords, your search is over.

·1055 carbon steel blade
·Leather covered wood handle
·Large steel guard with side rings and heavy pommel
·Integral prying hooks
·39-7/8" blade
·55-1/4" overall

Price: $319.99

The era of the long sword spanned almost three centuries (approximately 1350 to 1650). This, undoubtedly, was because it really worked! It featured a distinctive cruciform hilt and a long, double edged blade and was equally adept at opposing both light and heavily armored foes. You see, its extra long blade offered the reach and leverage for powerful stabbing, cutting and chopping strokes while its long cross guard and heavy pommel were useful for hooking, striking and smashing. When heavy plate armor was encountered, blows with the edge were marginally effective and were often abandoned in favor of a "Half-Swording" technique; where one hand grips the hilt and the other the blade to better direct the point in powerful jabs, and to more accurately thrust at the small gaps and joints present in a suit of armor.

·1055 carbon steel blade
·Simple cruciform hilt
·Leather covered wood handle
·Long upturned steel cross guard and fish tail pommel
·35-1/2" blade
·45" overall
·Leather covered wood scabbard with steel fittings