15th Century Longsword - Oakeshott Type XVIIIb Medieval Sword - 44" Pirate Sword These texts reveal that the

These texts reveal that the longsword was more than just a weapon—it was an art form

Integrated Knife: A 9" hidden blade is housed within the handle or scabbard (based on model)

it's a journey back to the epoch of gallant warriors and strategic masterminds

and heavy cutting power

15th Century Longsword - Oakeshott Type XVIIIb Medieval Sword - 44" Pirate Sword These texts reveal that the15th Century Longsword Oakeshott Type XVIIIb Medieval Sword 44" This 15th Century Longsword follows the form of an Oakeshott Type XVIIIb medieval sword, a late medieval blade style known for its long grip, tapered profile, and strong thrusting point. At 44 inches overall, this sword has the commanding reach of a true knightly longsword while remaining closely tied to the practical battlefield designs of the 1400s. The Oakeshott Type XVIIIb