Teutonic Knight Sword

The Third Crusade - Third Crusade was issued by Gregory VIII in 1187, after Jerusalem had been recaptured by the armies of Islam under Saladin. Philip and Richard with their armies, departing only in July, 1190, crossed the sea and, after stops at Sicily and Cyprus, landed at Acre, Philip in April and Richard in June, where they joined the siege, and the city surrendered in July, 1191. Philip departed for France in August, leaving Richard in control. The terms of the surrender of Acre included a prisoner exchange and the return, by Saladin, of the True Cross, which he had captured with Jerusalem in 1187.

Knights of Crusades - The Knights Templar, The Knights Hospitallers and the Teutonic Knights.

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Blade length: 34.5"
Handle/Hilt length: 8.5"
Overall: 43"
Balance Point: 5.0" Below Hilt
Weight: Under 3.5 lbs.

Why was the 12th Century sword design used to make this sword?
It's simple cruciform design was historically popular for many years (900-1600 A.D.), and it was used by many countries. The length of the blade made it not only easy for ground fighting but also made it long enough to use from horse back.

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