Deepeeka Renaissance Rapiers

The Flamberge Rapier originates from early 17th century Europe. Diamond sectioned Flamberge blade is over 39'' long . Overall 47''. Scabbard is black leather with steel throat and tip.

The Flemish 17th century Pappenheim Rapier originates from Europe, where swordplay with the rapier was considered an essential part of a gentlemen's education and was often used in resolving gentlemanly disagreements.

The Fluted Cup Hilt Rapier originates from early 17th century Europe. This Rapier has a blade of EN45 high carbon steel; the guard and fluted cup are steel and the pommel is stainless steel. The sword is completed with a wood grip with a leather wrap and copper wire accenting.

The Spanish Rapier originates from early 17th century Europe.

This Swept Basket Hilt Rapier has a blade of EN45 high carbon steel. The hilt components are crafted from nickel-plated brass for a brilliant finish. The wooden grip is wrapped in steel wire and the sword is finished with a leather scabbard complete with steel fittings.

This Rapier is made from a high carbon steel blunted flamberge blade, with a full tang and threaded pommel. Wooden wire wrapped grip and swept guard.

This 17th century Pappenheim Rapier originates from Europe, where swordplay with the rapier was considered an essential part of a gentlemen's education and was often used in resolving gentlemanly disagreements.