Tattershall Arms offers a number of commercially made swords. Unless otherwise stated a scabbard is provided with each piece. This page will be changing radically in the near future to reflect some new items put out by CAS Iberia and to reflect the new pricing.
If you purchase a sword hanger or baldric at the same time as a sword, you may deduct 10% off the price of the hanger or 20% off the price of a baldric.
Broadswords and Backswords
This sword is a good quality piece constructed with a basket
that will fit a good sized hand. The guard is made of nickel steel and
the sword is provided with a sturdy scabbard. The sword comes in two
models. The broadsword and the backsword. The broadsword is
edged on both sides or the blade from point to hilt whereas the
backsword is only fully edged along the front side. Although
basket hilted swords were used prior to 1600, this style of sword dates
to the late 17th into the 18th Centuries. $315 for the backsword or for
the broadsword. For an antiqued hilt add $10. We also have a
practice version of the backsword for $205. Hilts vary based on
the model.
Scottish Small Sword
The smallsword was carried by officers and gentlemen in the late 17th and throughout the 18th centuries. This sword dates from the 1730's. $255.
The dirk is an early style long bollock knife that is appropriate for Scottish
Highland reenactment. I have seen pre-16th C. drawings of this style of dirk.
$85.
This combination shows a simple single-handed Scottish sword
($200) and a Scottish Targ ($105). The targs come in a variety of
styles and your selection will be based on stock on hand.
We are able to supply you
with a number of different rapiers that are appropriate for Elizabethan and
later reenactment.
We are discontinuing a number of rapiers. Supplies are limited. Each of the discontinued rapiers cost $175. Contact us for availability.
If there is a specific sword or other item from CAS Ibeia that you are interested in please call for availability and pricing.
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