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Comment by Dept of PMM Hall of Steel on August 9, 2009 at 6:22pm
When ordering a hilt, be sure to specify (PayPal provides for comments to seller)
finish ('B'lack or 'G'ray),
guard length either 10" or 11 3/4"
shape for 11 3/4" guards ('I' straight, 'C' curved, 'S' serpentine).
perforation ('P'appenheimer or 'M'ercenary)
if the rapier is to be used for sidesword (cut & thrust) fencing
Please note: If not specified, the defaults are gray, 10 inch, straight, thrust & parry fencing
If your order includes a blade, be sure to also specify
blade length
Please note: If not specified, the default length is 36 inches.
If you are ordering a complete rapier or hilt and prefer the 12 ounce pommel (at no extra charge)
If you are ordering a complete rapier or hilt and prefer the 16 ounce conical pommel (at a charge of an additional $4)
Comment by Dept of PMM Hall of Steel on August 9, 2009 at 6:21pm
Prices are as follows:
Reitschwert rod tang hilts alone (any finish, or guard shape) $115 US ($110 foreign) 1.6pounds = .73kgs
To US To Canada Other Countries
Hilt with Alchem schlager blade (any finish, or guard shape) $200 US ($195 foreign) 2.4pounds = 1.08kgs
To US To Canada Other Countries
Hilt with Alchem 30" to 40" flat tang blade (any finish, or guard shape) $180 US ($175 foreign) 2.65pounds = 1.20kgs
To US To Canada Other Countries
Hilt with Alchem Safeflex broadsword blade (any finish, or guard shape) $170 US ($165 foreign) 2.65pounds = 1.20kgs
To US To Canada Other Countries
Add extra curve to your Safeflex broadsword blade $10 US
Optional knuckle guard $15
Comment by Dept of PMM Hall of Steel on August 9, 2009 at 6:21pm
We produce an early form of cruciform rapier hilt known as a "Reitschwert". According to "The Archaeology Of Weapons" by Ewart Oakshott, plate 20 lower left, this design dates from the end of the 15th century. Our Reitschwert hilts may be purchased unbladed, or mounted on a blade with either a flat or rod tang. This hilt may be ordered with either a 10 inch or an 11 3/4 inch long cross guard, two open (unfilled) side rings of equal size, and a pair of annallet (finger rings) protected by filled and pierced flat shells. The shells may be ordered in either the pappenheimer or mercenary (hearts and spades) piercework. 11 3/4 inch long Guards may be ordered straight, curved forward (C shaped), or serpentine (S shaped). A knuckle guard may be added as an option for an additional $15. If a rapier is being ordered primarily for sidesword fencing, let us know via e-mail or through PayPal's "note to seller" and we'll mount a lighter pommel. Our Alchem blades can be used for either thrust only or cut and thrust sidesword fencing. When ordering a rod tang blade for cut and thrust sidesword fencing, we recommend a length of 36 inches or less.

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