Irish Hand and Half Sword with Historic Ringed Pommel

This sword is modeled after a Hand-and-a-Half blade from the late 15th to early 16th century in Ireland, utilized by the Galloglaigh mercenaries. Designed as a fully functional sword for cutting tests, it lacks vivid decorations to keep its practicality undamaged. The double-edged, straight blade lacks a gradual taper, rendering it both rigid and flexible. It features a 5160 high carbon steel diamond-cross, pointy blade tip, well-suited for powerful cutting and slashing attacks.

The handle is designed for use with either one or two hands, with a wooden core wrapped in smooth leather for a secure grip. The pommel is an authentic Irish ring type, while its cruciform crossguard is historically accurate and massive, offering substantial protection and a central balance point. This slender yet graceful blade is ideal for cutting practice tests, and it comes with a leather sheath.