Replica of the Collection of Wawel Crown Treasury - Coronation sword of Polish kings called Szczerbiec, Lorraine-Moselle region, second half 13th century. Steel blade with a silver enameled shield with the Piast Eagle in the aperture, which belonged to the lost scabbard from the first half of the 14th century. Hilt covered with gold plate, partly nielloed, fragments supplemented in the 19th century, covered with plant motifs. On the reverse of the hilt a Tetragrammaton encircled by inscription:
+REC. (haec) FIGVRA. . . TALET. AD AMOREM. REGVM/ETPRINCIPVM.IRAS.IVDICVM
(This sign influences the love of kings and princes, the wrath of judges).

Metal parts require periodic polishing.
39" in Length

This is a decorative item, not intended for sharpening or bending, however, it may become a dangerous weapon if used incorrectly. Keep away from children.

Due to the size and weight of this item, an additional $7.00 will be charged for shipping. Shipped separately.