2024年8月25日 · For the past 25 years, I've been making customised, high-quality yet affordable sword scabbards for sword collectors, users, and makers alike. In short, if you want a quality custom scabbard for a reasonable price, you have come to the right place.

for the discerning collector of fine swords. " This scabbard and many others on the dbkcustomswords page are breathtakingly beautiful. The art of medieval scabbards is much neglected. For obvious reasons they do not exist in such brightly coloured splendour in …

This guide on how to make a scabbard for a medieval sword has been edited and condensed from a work in progress thread on the SBG Sword Forum by Lukas MG (ChenessFan). You can use the template and ideas to make a scabbard of your own by simply modifying any of the steps to suit your design and individual style.

Scabbards serve to protect the sword blade from damage and allow the wearer to carry it on their person. The materials used in scabbard construction are diverse, including leather, wood, metal, fabrics, and even unconventional choices. Selection of the material is based on the balance between aesthetics and practicality.

Sword Scabbard for Foam or Steel Sword – Large – Black – For Left Handed Person $

~ Custom Handmade Medieval Sword Scabbards ~ A DBK scabbard begins with a handmade, wool lined poplar wood core, lacquered for protection & strength. The core is custom sized & shaped, inside and out, to the individual sword for a precise fit.

This listing is for a custom leather scabbard made to fit your sword. Each scabbard is made out of 4-5 ounce vegetable tanned cowhide, which is stitched down the back and wetformed to your sword to ensure a comfortable fit.

I make historically accurate and beautifully finished sword scabbards. They are finished with a period correct belt and suspension, with perfectly detailed fittings. Tod's sword scabbards are known for the quality of their manufacture, the fittings used and the perfect fit of the harness.

In simple terms, a scabbard is a sword carrier consisting of a rigid core (as opposed to a sheath which has no rigid core), usually covered with a textile covering, which protects both the sword and its owner from harm. Some scabbards have a lining often of wool or felt. Some do not have the textile covering.

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