Rapier from the 17th century

17th Century Rapier with a blade made of carbon steel and a grip made of brass.

The 17th century rapier is a fascinating example of historical technology. Rapiers were very popular during this time and were characterized by their long, slender blade, which was often made of carbon steel. Carbon steel is known for its hardness and edge retention, making it ideal for the production of blades.

The brass grip not only gives the rapier an appealing appearance but also provides a certain degree of corrosion resistance and durability. Brass is a popular material because it is both sturdy and relatively lightweight.
Product Details

Blade Material: Carbon Steel (not stainless)
Total Length: 112 cm
Blade Length: 95 cm
Blade Width: approx. 3 cm
Blade dull
Edge: 1 mm
Weight: approx. 1,250 kg

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