That sword was a great challenge for me. I am very happy and it was big pleasure that I could make it.


Sword Type XXa,
Full functional, made with high quality steel 51CrV4,
Hardened 54HRC,
Sword dated to the 15 th century,
Total lenght: 113cm,
Blade lenght: 93cm,
Blade width at the base: 4,2cm ,
Balance: 13cm,
Grip lenght: 9,5cm,
Weight 1330g,
Edge is sharp

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It's great to see how quickly your skills are advancing from your first simpler efforts. It seems as if you and your Polish colleagues came out of nowhere over the past couple of years, although I'm sure the truth is that all of you spent many years developing your craft. For some reason, Poland's time to shine on the international swordsmithing scene has come.

This is one of my favorite types. Your recreation is excellent.

This is indeed a beautiful sword. This is the first time I see a good replica of this kind of weapon combined with a scabbard. Really badass. It should be pretty interesting to handle it!

Really amazing work! The pommel on this one is very interesting to me.

I must say, great work, beautiful sword.

Thank you very much for good opinion. My customer ask me to make the sword type XXa for him. I thought for a long time how to do three fullers. I made one test and I knew that I will meet the topic. The fullers are the same on both sides - they have the same lenght. The ballance is good so the sword is very comfortable in using - given so long blade and the sword is one-handed.