This replica of the 15th Century Cluny Longsword has a blade forged from EN45 high carbon steel with a tapered cut-and-thrust profile. The crossguard and pommel are steel and the guard chape is leather over a wood form. The long and tapered grip has a core of wood and it is overlaid in leather cordage and completed with bands of knotted leather.
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\nThe wood-core scabbard is overlaid in tight and stitched leather and finished with a steel chape tip. With its tapered blade and counterweight pommel, this longsword is both agile and responsive.
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\nThis sword is based on an original 15th century sword, now kept within the collection of the National Museum of Medieval Art (the Cluny Museum) in Paris.
