Evangelist Knight’s Longsword

Stand firm in your conviction with the Evangelist Knight’s Longsword. This decorative sword has the commanding presence of a weapon carried by a knight devoted to a sacred cause. From the Latin inscription along the blade to the elaborate crossguard and Crusader cross pommel, every element contributes to its striking medieval fantasy appearance. The stainless steel blade has a long, tapered profile ending in a defined point. Running along the blade is a fuller bearing the inscription “Ferrum Ferro Acuitur,” a Latin phrase associated with Proverbs 27:17 and meaning “Iron sharpens iron.” This meaningful inscription gives the sword a layer of symbolism suited to its knightly theme. Completely decorative, the blade is intended for display and costuming. An incredibly detailed crossguard brings ornate craftsmanship to the hilt. Intricate scrollwork and bird motifs decorate its surface, creating an elaborate appearance inspired by medieval ornamentation. A central ridge gives the guard additional dimension before the metalwork gradually thins toward the edges. The quillons extend outward and widen toward their ends, creating a distinctive silhouette around the base of the blade. Below the guard, the brown grip features geometric stitching that adds texture and visual interest. A metal ring divides the grip in the middle. The hilt ends with a disk-shaped pommel. A Crusader cross decorates its center. Additional detailing surrounds the cross, tying the pommel into the ornate decoration found throughout the sword. Completing the Evangelist Knight’s Longsword is a black faux leather scabbard. Red suspension loops provide bold contrast and allow the scabbard to be hung from a sword belt. The scabbard also bears the Latin phrase “In Nomine Aeterni,” meaning “In the Name of the Eternal,” continuing the symbolism found on the sword itself. Whether displayed as part of a medieval weapon collection or carried to complete a knightly costume, the Evangelist Knight’s Longsword makes a memorable statement. Add it to a medieval or fantasy collection. You can incorporate it into a Crusader-inspired display or wield it as the finishing touch to a devoted knight cosplay. Key Features: Words of Wisdom: Etched blade bears a Latin phrase meaning “Iron sharpens iron” Intricate Knightly Hilt: Crossguard features detailed scrollwork, bird motifs, and widening quillons Symbolic Pommel: Disk-shaped pommel displays a central Crusader cross surrounded by ornate detailing Completely Decorative: Designed for display, collecting, and medieval or fantasy cosplay Detailed Scabbard: Black faux leather scabbard features red suspension loops and a Latin inscription meaning “In the Name of the Eternal” Materials: Blade is stainless steel Scabbard is faux leather Care Instructions: Check out our Sword Care and Maintenance Guide for all kinds of info on how to take care of your sword and keep it in its best shape.