Sir Godfrey Sword

#882526
$245.00

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OVERVIEW

  • Hand Forged, High Carbon Steel
  • Includes Display Plaque
  • Overall: 41-3/4"
  • Blade: 33" long, 1-3/4" wide, 3/16" thick
  • Wt: 3 lbs / 7 oz
SOld Out
Circa 1190
Hand forged, fully tempered, high carbon steel sword with aged leather wrapped grip. Blade has unique inscription, and comes with a wooden wall plaque display shield. Can be sharpened for an additional fee.


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Great Medieval sword!
Beautiful and deadly Medieval sword wielded by the villain in the Russell Crowe movie of Robin Hood. No wonder that Russell preferred to shoot Sir Geoffrey with an arrow rather than face him with a sword in Errol Flynn style!
- JOHN, January 23, 2019 | Verified Purchase
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Excellent sword, very happy with it.  Weight and balance is pretty good, though it would probably be best to use the Sir Godfrey with a shield or parry weapon (should the need arise).  I chose the sharpened option, which was very well done, it is extremely sharp.  I bought it on sale, which made it even more attractive.
- Jarold, June 10, 2013 | Verified Purchase
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This is by far my favorite sword out of my entire collection. I also have the robin hood sword but this one beat it by a long shot. The handle is extremely comfortable especially when compared to the robin hood sword, and this sword has excellent
balance. The picture just doesn't do the sword justice
- James, May 14, 2013 | Verified Purchase
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I am very pleased with this sword. I think I like it even more that Robin's sword. The etching on the blade is great. I ordered it sharp, and man is it ever sharp. My only problem is that it arrived with a few tiny spots of rust on each side of the point. Due to the lack of oil or cosmolene on it, I would bet that they wiped most of it off to do the sharpening, and then failed to put any back on before re-packaging it. I cleaned it up with a little 1500 grit papaer and super fine steel wool, then waxed the whole thing with Renaissance Wax. Overall, a very nice and historical looking sword.
- John, July 12, 2011 | Verified Purchase
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