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The one-and-a-half sword is a sword that in terms of size fell between a single-handed sword and a two-handed sword. It could be used with one hand, but you could also optionally place a second hand on top of the grip and partly on the pommel so you could exert extra force during fighting.
This sword is a replica of an Oakeshott type XIIa. This is a subtype of type XII, which is one of the most frequently found sword from the Middle Ages. The type XIIa was probably designed in response to improved mail and plate armor from the middle of the thirteenth century and at the time of the last crusades. This is one of the first types of one-and-a-half sword. A historical example of such a sword can be seen in the Museum of London.
This sword has a blade of 9260 carbon steel, with a rounded point and a battle-ready edge (2.5 - 3 mm thick). The grip is wrapped with black leather.
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