Cold Steel Small Sword 88SMS

At the end of the 17th century, a sophisticated, shorter, and lighter version of rapiers, called the small sword, emerged as a personal defense tool. Its rigid, light blade was forged in a triangular cross-section, and its guard was simple yet elegantly functional, consisting only of an elliptical plate or two shells and a joint protector. The modern version of Cold Steel has a blade made of 1060 carbon steel. The handle includes two shells with functional rings for finger protection, and a light but extremely sturdy joint protector that extends to the pommel. The shaped handle is made of metal. This sword is supplied with an attractive leather scabbard adorned with intricate forging.