Shop an impressive lineup of swords from the Medieval time period. We sell real battle ready, functional Medieval weapons and stage combat replicas.

We believe Kult of Athena is THE place to find a great assortment of historical replicas of swords, edged weapons, armor, shields, LARP gear, and reenactment supplies for cultures from Europe, Asia, Africa, India and the Americas, and eras ranging from the Bronze Age to Medieval epochs, the Renaissance, and through World War II.

Swords sold by Kult of Athena are handcrafted from quality materials and with historical accuracy; our swords are a valuable addition to any collection. These real swords for sale span cultures around the world and time periods throughout history, from traditional Japanese katanas to ornate European longswords and everything in between.

The new version of the Norman Sword by Deepeeka is both a fitting sword for the early Medieval Normans, as well as a later period Viking sword and it has been improved over earlier models with more distal taper in the blade for improved weight, balance and handling characteristics as well as an improved fit and finish with the scabbard.

The new version of the Sir Marshal Sword has a more pronounced distal taper to lighten and better balance the blade and also a better fitting scabbard with improved design. A good example of the knightly sword of the high middle ages, the tempered blade is crafted from C60 (similar to 1060) high carbon steel with a hardness of 48-52 HRc.

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This Type XIV sword from Deepeeka is based after an original example dated to about 1275 - 1300 by Ewart Oakeshott and it is one of the best preserved medieval swords, so much so that even the original grip was intact.

The messer, a unique class of single-edged blade popular in Medieval Europe, embodies a rugged utility balanced with an austere beauty. These swords, often featuring a characteristic clipped point and a simple yet effective hilt, were the choice weapon of …

Swords marked as “Battle Ready” are made to a higher standard than your average display weapons. The blades are usually made of carbon steel, as opposed to the more brittle stainless steel and feature longer and stronger tangs.

This Italian inspired late Medieval sword shares the utilitarian blade of the Alexandria, itself an elegantly simple Italian sword - but the Principe has the more elaborate hilt stylings that are a hallmark of many late Medieval and early Renaissance Italian swords.