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272 in the Metropolitan Museum of Art and several other surviving pieces
appearing in the 1540's
The grip is wire-bound with turks heads (the decorative wire knots at the top and bottom)
The sweeping pierced flanges of the head
The pommel has a slightly tapered barrel shape in profile but is keeled in the plane of the blade
St. Maurice Sword - Oakeshott Type XI tallhoffer 272 in the Metropolitan MuseumBased on Original: Circa 1050 1120, Weltliches Schatzkammer, Vienna Overall Length: 43. 3" Blade Length: 37. 5" Blade Width: 1. 75" Guard Width: 7. 25" Grip Length: 4" Balance Point: 6. 1" Weight: 3 lbs 1365 gr A sword of truly royal quality. This replicates the coronation sword of the Holy Roman Emperor, used from the 10th century to 1918. The original is one of the best surviving swords of this type. This sword was made for its royal duties and has
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