What types of medieval swords are available?

Our collection includes longswords, broadswords, arming swords, and two-handed greatswords, each inspired by historical European designs used in battle and dueling.

What is the difference between a longsword and a broadsword?

A longsword has a longer grip for two-handed use, while a broadsword typically has a shorter hilt and is designed for one-handed combat with a shield.

Do medieval swords come with a sheath?

Many of our medieval swords include a scabbard, typically made of wood, leather, or synthetic materials. Check the product details to confirm what is included.

Can medieval swords be used for cutting practice?

If designed for functional use, they can be used for test cutting on appropriate targets like tatami mats. Avoid striking hard objects that could damage the blade.

What materials are used to make medieval swords?

Most functional swords are crafted from high-carbon steel or spring steel for durability, while decorative swords often use stainless steel with ornate detailing.

Medieval Swords

Step into the age of knights and nobles with our Medieval Swords Collection, featuring powerful blades forged for history enthusiasts and collectors. Wield the might of the Honshu Historical Great Sword, embrace the legendary strength of the Celtic Claymore Sword, or relive the past with the Kingdom’s Legacy Medieval Replica Sword. Explore our selection and claim a sword worthy of battle!

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When you’re battling the forces of darkness, the Wizard’s One-Handed Sword is the magical weapon you need at your side

The 37 3/4” overall sword can be stored in its black leather sheath, accented with a pewter-colored alloy mouth and tip

The grooved handle is wrapped in genuine black leather and the knob-styled handle is pewter-colored metal alloy

Wizard’s One-Handed Sword And Scabbard - Stainless Steel Blade, Genuine Black Leather Grip - Length 37 3/4”

$89.99

Full image of the Celtic Claymore Sword.

Close up image of the handle, guard, and pommel of the Claymore Sword.

Celtic Claymore Sword - 37 1/2" Overall, 28 1/2" Stainless Steel Blade

$59.99

An exceptional addition to the Boshin line of tactical weapons, which blends tradition and innovation and style and function

The grosse messer sword boasts a 31” 1060 high carbon steel blade that’s unrivaled in sharpness and strength

The sword has an overall length of 42 1/8” and can be carried in its premium leather sheath

Textured TPR shrouds the handle for an ergonomic no-slip grip and the handle has an oversized polished steel pommel and guard

Honshu Boshin Grosse Messer Sword

$259.99

There is no better fusion of traditional ideals with modern innovation than the Honshu D2 Gladiator Sword

The sword has a keenly sharp, 18 1/4” D2 tool steel blade with a fuller and weight-reducing thru-holes

The 25” overall sword can be carried and stored in a genuine black leather belt sheath with snap closure strap

Honshu D2 Gladiator Sword

$179.99

Honshu 1065 high carbon steel sword with wooden handle wrapped in brown leather attached to polished handguard

Honshu medieval sword in a smooth brown leather scabbard with polished metal accents on the tip and base

Stainless steel blade attached to polished handguard and wood handle wrapped in brown leather with hefty steel pommel

Zoomed view of hefty polished pommel attached to wooden handle wrapped with brown leather

Angled Honshu sword stainless steel edge extended from polished handguard and wooden handle wrapped in brown leather

Honshu Historic Single-Hand Sword

$229.99

Medieval Ranger Sword With Scabbard - Stainless Steel Blade, Wooden Handle, Metal Alloy Guard And Pommel - Length 31 1/4”

$86.99

Timber Wolf Middle Ages Damascus Sword with Sheath

$96.99

This Medieval Great sword is a high-quality reproduction weapon that looks impressive wherever you hang it or display it

The 40 1/2” overall great sword slides smoothly into its genuine, black leather scabbard, which has a belt loop

The handle is steel with a genuine black leather grip and a brass medallion-style pommel with raised decoration

Legends In Steel Medieval Great Sword And Scabbard - High Carbon Steel Blade, Brass Handguard And Pommel - Length 40 1/2”

$55.98 ~~Price reduced from $77.99 to~~

Runic Long Viking Seax Sword And Scabbard - Etched Blade, Leather-Wrapped Handle - Length 29 1/4”

$219.99

Rapier With Wire-Wrapped Grip And Scabbard - Stainless Steel Blade, False-Edged, Metal Handle, Metal Basket Guard - Length 44”

$131.99

Migration Era Reenactment Sword - Carbon Steel Blade, Display Edge, Leather-Wrapped Grip, Metal Guard And Pommel - Length 34 3/4”

$50.98 ~~Price reduced from $69.99 to~~

Full image of the Kingdom's Legacy Medieval Replica Sword.

Close up image of the guard, handle, and pommel of the Medieval Replica Sword.

Details and features of the Replica Sword.

Kingdom's Legacy Medieval Replica Sword - 39 1/4" Overall, 30 1/2" Stainless Steel Blade, Ruby-Embellished Pommel

$66.99

Medieval Swords

Step into history with BudK's collection of medieval swords, featuring legendary designs inspired by knights, warriors, and historical battles. Whether you're a collector, reenactor, or enthusiast, our medieval swords blend craftsmanship, durability, and authenticity.

MEDIEVAL SWORD FAQS

What types of medieval swords are available?
Our collection includes longswords, broadswords, arming swords, and two-handed greatswords, each inspired by historical European designs used in battle and dueling.
What is the difference between a longsword and a broadsword?
A longsword has a longer grip for two-handed use, while a broadsword typically has a shorter hilt and is designed for one-handed combat with a shield.
Do medieval swords come with a sheath?
Many of our medieval swords include a scabbard, typically made of wood, leather, or synthetic materials. Check the product details to confirm what is included.
Can medieval swords be used for cutting practice?
If designed for functional use, they can be used for test cutting on appropriate targets like tatami mats. Avoid striking hard objects that could damage the blade.
What materials are used to make medieval swords?
Most functional swords are crafted from high-carbon steel or spring steel for durability, while decorative swords often use stainless steel with ornate detailing.