Middle Ages Broad Sword & Matching Scabbard

Its looks great & very impressive small decorative sword. Very pleased to hang with my collection. I enjoy having & looking at it.

this sword is epic, it is sharp, full-tang and stable! could kill a man in one blow (not that i would)

This is very nice for the money. The blade is nicely ground but doesn't come sharp, which is fine for me. The castings are detailed and nicely finished. The handle and sheath appear to be plastic but do a nice job of imitating burl and seem durable enough. The thong appears to be genuine suede and is attached with adhesive--works well for hanging from a belt. Fits in the sheath snugly, and doesn't fall out. It is really excellent for ceremonial or ornamental purposes.

Okay, I did make the mistake of letting my friends ruin it. But then,one of the friends that did ruin it helped me fix it. There is a hexagon shaped hole on the end of the pommel. It is an Allen's screw. To fix it if it is wobbly like mine was, you put an Allen's wrench in it and twist it to the right. It will then be tightened if it is wobbly. Mine is tightened, but it still has the chipped edge. If I find out how to fix THAT, I'll post it. Anyway, it is a GREAT sword.

A highly detailed and well put together "short" sword. Doesn't come sharp as stated by previous reviewers. Looks great on display, I thought that it was a 1/2 scale model of the originals when I first unpacked it.