Single-handed sword Ferdinand III of Castile, semi sharp

Ferdinand III, the Saint, was king of Castile (1217-1252) and of León (1230-1252) and brought both crowns definitively together. As one of the size figures of the Reconquista he conquered Córdoba, Jaén and Seville, and in 1671 he was canonized. A comparable sword is preserved in the Royal Armory in Madrid.The hilt has an antiquated silver-colored finish and is richly worked: the curved arms of the cross-guard end in curls with round medallions with interlace, and cross-guard, grip and pommel are decorated with stylized plant motif (ataurique). The stainless steel blade carries inscriptions on both sides.The sword is semi sharp and intended for collectors, decoration and as a ceremonial piece in your costume; it is not suitable for combat.