Overall Length: 39-1/4\"

Blade Length: 31-1/4\"

Blade Width: 1-3/4\"

Blade Thickness: 1/8\"

Weight: 3 lbs / 8 oz

Steel: Stainless Steel

Edge: Unsharpened

Sharpening: Unavailable

Engraving: Unavailable

The known history of the supposed Charlemagne’s sword in the Louvre began in 1270. That year, it was used at the coronation ceremony of King Philip the Bold. Experts disagree on the age of this coronation sword. The sword would have to be about 1,200 years old to have belonged to Charlemagne. Those who have studied it at the Louvre date it to the early 13th century, which would have it made right about the time it shows up clearly in written history. Whatever the case, this magnificent sword has been expertly reproduced by Marto of Spain. From the 24 karat gold plated, highly detailed, antiqued hilt, to the stunning brightly polished 420 stainless steel blade, this sword will make a fabulous display for just about any room, including that of a Grail Knight! No scabbard. Decorative use only. Intended for wall decor, displays, home or office decor or for costume.