Hanwei - Sword of Hand and Half of Albert II.

Description

Hanwei - Sword of Hand and Half of Albert II.
Hanwei - Sword of Hand and Half of Albert II.
Recreated from a sword that was considered the weapon of Albert II of Austria, a hand and a half completes the balance and beauty of medieval swords. It’s early 15th. Dating back to the late 19th century, the design is classically simple, with a flattened diamond-shaped blade cross section and a cross-shaped booklet. The coat of arms of the Habsburgs is engraved on the knob, the emblem of the wolf Passau adorns the hollow throat.
The handle consists of a leather-covered drawstring winding.
Details:
Authentic replica museum.
Fully operational.
Excellent handling.
Perfectly balanced.
Total length approx. 113 cm.
Blade length approx. 88.3 cm.
Handle length approx. 25.4 cm.
Weight approx. 1475 g.
Focus approx. 14 cm before the parier.
Vibration point of the blade approx. 55 cm.
Leaf width on parry approx. 5 cm.
Width of the blade at the top approx. 23 mm.
Thickness of the leaf in the parry approx. 6.1 mm.
Thickness of the blade at the top approx. 5 mm.