Arms and Sidering Sword

The Arms and Sidering is one of the most common swords depicted on the Italian wall paintings seen throughout the late 15th century. It is one the first variants on the cross hilt after the arms of the hilt are added.  Our version is shown with a rounded pommel, but it was common to see them with flat wheel, square or octagonal pommels as well - just ask. This sword comes mounted with the Spada  blade (DA3S38) which is a good transition between a sword and a rapier, but can be changed to another blade for the appropriate price difference.