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| Next Generation Medieval Longswords | Oakeshott describes the Type XIX as a broad flat blade that has clearly chamfered edges that run nearly parallel, a fuller that runs through the upper third, and a flat ricasso section at the base of the blade. The blade is of hexagonal cross-section
Specifications TBA
Name That Sword Contest II Winner:
Preston Allen Williams
"Name this sword Hauptmann which is German for captain."
This sword is offered in a limited edition of 500 swords worldwide.
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