Riding Sword Scabbard to suit an Albion Sempach or Landgraf - SOLD
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This reproduction Medieval sword scabbard is built for the Albion Sempach and Landgraf swords. Longswords were often worn in a more vertical style that is more suited to riding, but requires the wearer to position the sword with one hand whilst walking. This one has a central rib.
Wood cored medieval sword scabbard covered in veg tan leather with embossed leather belts and period appropriate buckles and fittings. The scabbard is finished with a bronze chape.
The scabbard body is red and the belt light tan.
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