Paul Chen's Lasso Sword, 16th-17th Centuries
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When the historical stage demands fierce precision and a steady hand, you feel that every movement speaks volumes about who you are. It's not just owning a piece, it's affirming an identity marked by control, discipline, and presence before an audience. Every gesture seems to flow with your breath, and that synchronicity gives you a confidence noticeable in the gaze of the observer. In that instant, you understand that what you hold is not merely an object, but a commitment to history and to your own standard of execution.
The Paul Chen English Basket-Hilt Sword, 16th-17th Century, arrives as a vehicle for change. With a 65Mn carbon steel blade and a balance that invites precise movement, this piece allows you to translate your intention into clear actions. Its leather-covered scabbard provides presence and protection, while the hilt offers a secure grip to execute every gesture with confidence.
Weighing 1134 grams, with a 76.2-centimeter blade and a 14-centimeter hilt, it is designed to respond to your rhythm without straining your body. The assembly maintains a thickness of 6 millimeters at the guard, resulting in a stable structure for every maneuver. When displayed, your collection gains a historical narrative that reinforces your status and your commitment to history.
| How does it transform your day? | Benefit in action |
|---|---|
| Blade length 76.2 cm and guard thickness 6 mm | Fluid sweeps and precise cuts that keep your rhythm under control |
| Weight 1134 g | Stable maneuvering without fatigue during long sessions |
| Hilt length 14 cm | Firm grip for secure movements |
| 65Mn carbon steel blade | Durability and resilience for realistic use |
| Leather-covered scabbard | Presence on display and protection during transport |
This functional sword belongs to CATEGORY C. These distinctive pieces appeal to collectors, museums and professionals interested in the history and craftsmanship of weapons. The blades are made of tempered carbon steel and can be sharpened or unsharpened depending on the model, making them versatile display and collector’s pieces. These swords are not suitable for combat or contact with other weapons, and are valued for their beauty and authenticity.
Each Category C sword shows careful craftsmanship, with details that pay tribute to past eras. These swords are ideal for private collections, museum displays, theatre performances and film productions that call for a high level of historical detail.
For enthusiasts and professionals, Category C swords offer a chance to experience holding a functional sword. Whether you’re adding to a collection or admiring the craftsmanship, they bring the history of swords closer.
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