DussackThe Dussack is a strongly cut focused sword, with a complex guard to protect the hand. Though these swords are often called a cutlass in sources, we have used the term Dussack, as ours are modelled off a type of hilt called a 'Sinclair hilt', as opposed to a dish hilt, which is what most people think of, when imagining a cutlass. Sinclair hilts are a kind of half basket, offering excellent protection to the hand, and a good amount of weight to help

Standard Length: 55cm

The Winged Spear

the plan itself was a good one

Rapiers are perhaps some of the most beautiful and elegant swords ever made

They typically had long

1m Billhook with ash or chestnut haft

and perform better in shorter ranges than a rapier

we make great effort to ensure the balance point and handle designs are correct to historical examples

but far better suited to warfare

Some Spadroon patterns issued to the British army were much maligned

there are additional cores that support side spikes

Kerri-Rose Jones