The cross and the pommel of the sword bear an inscription in vulgar Latin that means: "Kept by a dragoon that does not sleep, in the name of the truth". The vinyl scabbard features a knotwork motif The blades of Denix daggers and swords are cast from a metal alloy and cannot be sharpened, making them safe for display in family environments.
Features
Authentic detailing
Wearable - Ideal for Stage Prop
Created by Denix in Spain - noted leader in replicas
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