LangmesserMesser is German for 'knife'. Throughout the late middle ages, German civilians and men at arms carried 'messers', distinct from similar swords of the time in that they were constructed with pegged wood scale handles, and not peened or welded pommels. They also typically were single edged and incorporated a nagle, a protective peg or plate that extends from the crossguard to protect the outside of the hand. They varied significantly in design and

Standard Length: 35cm

strongly tapered blade good for cutting and thrusting

An elegant and noble tool for the elegant and noble warriors

Primarily an English weapon

similar to a Yataghan

This design is 135cm

offering excellent protection to the hand

used by British soldiers in the Napoleonic wars

these swords are gorgeous and a heap of fun

One of the most beautiful and well-known swords of all time

as the shape allows for unusual maneuvers that your opponents will not anticipate

it was used to great effect