Damascus Kingslayer Arming Sword with Leather sheath-904
Damascus Kingslayer Arming Sword with Leather sheath-904
Overall Length: 32″
Blade Length: 25″
Material:
Blade Material: Damascus steel
Handle Material: Rose wood & leather
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SKU:VK-904
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What Makes Our Damascus Kingslayer Arming Sword Stand Out?
Our Damascus Kingslayer Arming Sword sets a 25 inch Damascus steel blade in a bright stainless steel hilt, with a leather wrapped rosewood grip and a cowhide leather sheath.
Silver toned fittings match the cool grey of the Damascus, so blade and hilt read as one clean, unified design with a regal, polished finish.
Stainless steel also resists tarnish far better than brass, keeping the guard and pommel bright with very little upkeep. Collectors who prefer warm golden fittings on the same 32 inch frame can compare the Damascus medieval arming sword with brass guard and pommel.
What Are the Sword Specifications?
| Specification | Product Detail |
|---|---|
| Blade Material | Damascus steel |
| Sword Type | Medieval arming sword |
| Overall Length | 32" |
| Blade Length | 25" |
| Guard | Stainless steel |
| Pommel | Stainless steel |
| Handle Material | Rosewood with cowhide leather wrap |
| Sheath Included | Cowhide leather sheath |
| Craft | Handcrafted |
Why a Stainless Steel Hilt?
Iron and steel fittings were the most common choice on medieval swords, valued for strength more than ornament.
Our stainless guard and pommel keep that all steel look while adding corrosion resistance, so the hilt holds its finish through handling and display without regular polishing. Readers who like that low maintenance appeal can also browse our stainless Damascus knives.
How Does the Hilt Affect Balance?
The pommel acts as a counterweight, drawing the balance point back from the blade toward the hand.
On a 32 inch sword with a 25 inch blade, that weight makes the piece feel controlled and steady when lifted from a stand or drawn from the sheath. The straight guard completes the cruciform outline that defines the medieval arming sword.
What Does the Leather Wrapped Rosewood Grip Offer?
A rosewood core gives the grip strength and stability, while the cowhide leather wrap adds texture and a secure hold.
The darker leather sits between the bright steel guard and pommel, breaking up the silver tones and framing the hilt. Each wrap is fitted by hand, so tone and texture vary slightly between swords.
How Is the Damascus Blade Made?
Layers of high carbon steel are forge welded, folded and drawn until the billet holds hundreds of layers, then ground to the sword’s profile.
After heat treatment, an acid etch darkens one steel more than the other and reveals the pattern down the full blade. Other medieval, Viking and ancient designs sit in our handmade sword collection.
How Should the Sword Be Maintained?
The stainless fittings need little more than a wipe, but the Damascus blade contains high carbon steel and will rust if moisture sits on it. Dry it after handling and keep a thin coat of mineral oil on the steel, following our guide on how to care for Damascus steel.
Condition the leather wrap occasionally and store the sword outside the sheath in a room with steady humidity.
Why Choose Our Damascus Kingslayer Arming Sword?
Our sword combines a 25 inch Damascus blade, a stainless steel guard and pommel, a leather wrapped rosewood grip and a cowhide leather sheath. It suits collectors, medieval history enthusiasts and anyone who wants a bright, low upkeep hilt on a patterned blade.
