16th Century Hunting Sword Rosewood Handle w/ Leather Scabbard

Inspired by the 16th and 17th centuries, this hunting sword also known as a hanger—a short-bladed weapon rose to prominence in Europe and the Americas for its practicality and style. With a 10.75-inch satin-polished blade made from durable alloy steel, it features multiple fullers and a sharp false edge for added cutting precision. The overall length of 29.25 inches ensures a balanced and effective grip, ideal for use on foot, horseback, or even in close quarters. Its intricately carved rosewood handle, adorned with nickel-silver pins, enhances both the aesthetic and the grip. A sturdy black leather scabbard, accented with embossed nickel-silver caps, complements the sword’s timeless design. Weighing 2.18 pounds, this exact reproduction embodies the versatility and craftsmanship that made hangers indispensable in both battle and hunting expeditions.