The Atrim Design Knights Sword Type XVIII by Kingston Arms is the first in a series of production swords designed by Angus “Gus” Trim. Based on Oakeshott’s Type XVIII form, it reflects the elegant proportions of a 15th-century single-handed sword, with a stiff diamond-section blade and clean taper. Kingston Arms has combined Gus Trim’s developed design principles with upgraded materials and finish. The blade is hand forged from mono-tempered 9260 spring steel, flat ground and satin finished, while the stainless steel fittings complement the intended design. A solid wood core grip with cord reinforcement and a textured leather over-wrap provides a traditional appearance. The included wood core scabbard has a stitched leather wrap and stainless steel chape. Measuring 33 1/4 inches overall, with a 27-inch blade, a weight of 2 lb 2 oz and a 3 1/2-inch point of balance, this Kingston Arms sword is a well-specified collectible piece intended for historical display.
Images are for illustrative purposes only
- Gus Trim-designed Kingston Arms medieval sword with historical Type XVIII styling and collectable appeal for historical display.
- 27-inch blade (68.6 cm) with a classic Type XVIII diamond-section profile, slow taper, acute point, flat grind and satin finish.
- Hand-forged 9260 spring steel blade, mono-tempered for durability and consistent material properties.
- Solid wood core grip with cord reinforcement and textured leather over-wrap, paired with stainless steel fittings matched to the Atrim design.
- Includes a solid wood core scabbard with stitched leather wrap and stainless steel chape for a complete presentation.
£395.99
- We are UK based and this product ships from the UK
- +£14.95 Delivery.
(UK Mainland, see shipping rates for full details).
PayPal do not allow this product to be purchased via their platform, so PayPal is disabled if this product is added to your basket.
For sale to those age 18 and over. Age check performed during order processing and by courier on delivery.
AWAITING STOCK
Stock Notification






















