Type XIV Atrim Design Arming Sword

Based on Ewart Oakeshott's Type XIV's specifications, this sword pattern was used in the 13th through mid-14th centuries, amid the transitional period between maille armor to full plate, as we would see later in the 15th century. This sword type, therefore, is more oriented towards cutting, as were its predecessors, than later period swords, which feature a more acute point. The balance point is only slightly towards the tip, allowing for great tip control, making this a formidable cut-and-thrust arming sword that pairs well with the use of a shield or buckler. 

A word on Atrim & T Pearce design swords:

Angus Trim stands as one of the giants in high performance sword production, along with other greats such as Tinker Pearce, Hank Reinhardt, and Paul Chen. These visionaries, among others, took the collected works of Ewart Oakeshott and brought a scholarly vision to sword production. They've managed to revive and sustain a dying art and we are pleased to partner with brands such as Hanwei and Kingston Arms, who work so closely with such respected names that bring care, and personal hands-on experience to every piece they design and craft. Gus and Pearce's swords take into account harmonic balance, point of balance, weight, taper, and every other factor considered too minute for attention in most lower-mid quality production swords. This attention to detail allows for not only beautiful weapons, but extremely functional blades that float and dance in the hand. 

These are simply the best performance swords at this price point available in the world. 

Overall: 34 1/4"
Blade Length: 28"
Handle Length: 4 1/4"
Weight: 2lb 2oz
Point of Balance: 4 1/2"
Point of Harmonics: 18"
Blade Steel: 9260

Specifications may vary from piece to piece.