Medieval Swords

Historical Swords from the Medieval World

Before swords became symbols of film and fantasy, they were the tools of knights and soldiers. This collection covers historical designs such as the Gothic Two-Handed Sword, the battle-ready medieval longsword and the Egyptian khopesh, alongside decorative pieces inspired by the period.

Shop Medieval Swords by Category

How to Choose Your Medieval Sword

Re-enactors should look for blades described as battle ready or high-carbon steel, while decorators can choose stainless display swords. For more history, explore our Viking swords, Scottish claymores and Civil War military swords. Before you buy, read our guide to functional vs. decorative swords, and learn about the secret of the sharpest sword in history.

Related Collections

You can also browse Viking Swords, Claymore Swords, Military Swords and Medieval Battle Axes.

Medieval Swords FAQ

What is the difference between a medieval sword and a fantasy sword?
Medieval swords are based on real historical types, such as the longsword or Gothic two-hander. Fantasy swords are designed for fiction and often have exaggerated shapes.

Can I use these swords for re-enactment?
Only blades listed as battle ready or functional are intended for practice. Decorative replicas should be used for display only.

What comes with each of these Medieval swords?
Each listing shows the materials, dimensions and what is included, such as a scabbard, stand or wall plaque. If anything is unclear, contact us before ordering and we will help.