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Question: does the blade come with a sheath
Document: Other than blade composition this is an accurate reproduction of one I saw a museum article about and a pic from the same source.Comes with a wood lined leather sheath that seems well made and retains the blade well.
I'm sure that in an extended fight or practice session, they would chafe the hand and raise blisters. You should wear gloves or perhaps wrap the handle in something else to mitigate this problem.The sheath is attractive, and fits the sword well.I thought these swords were made in India, but I am hearing now that they are made in China. I have been unable to confirm either origin. The packaging and the sword are unmarked as to country of origin.
I'm not sure exactly what I expected when I decided to purchase this, but I'm very impressed. It is very long, but still fairly light (not that it is light, there is good weight to it, but it is light enough to wield one-handed). This is very much a REAL sword! It does come with a wooden and leather scabbard, but there is no frog belt. My one complaint about the style is that I wish there were more girth to the handle.
Fast action blade, favors the point. Remember swords were meant to cut flesh, not wood nor metal. All in all great product.
This is exactly as advertised, a sharp, functional longsword. I have not yet done any test cutting, but I have swung the blade and tested the "spring" effect expected of a real blade and this is the real deal. The sword has nothing as far as decoration goes, except for the brilliant polish, and this is exactly what one would expect of a functional blade. I am very satisfied with the product.
I love this sword. Its high quality, style, balance and weight make this a solid effective sword at a great price. As noted by another reviewer: it is long with a 35.5" blade and 9" handle (including the pommel). However, the total weight is only 2.63 lbs which makes it one of the lighter swords in this class and price range.
This is an exquisite blade for a swords man who favors the stabbing or half sword techniques. my only problem with the it is the one i was sent had a small blemish on the blade about a third of the way up. Other than that it is a strong blade the cross guard  makes a almost as wicked weapon as the blade. It is a very well rounded sword it can slash effectively as well. I suggest this blade to quick swordsman this not a brute weapon
What also bothered me was the looseness of the guard, but I quickly fixed that by wedging a small piece of metal in between the guard and blade, and it hasn't given me any trouble since. I ordered the sword from red's gear, and I'm going to assume they got the sword from cold steel as a factory 2nd, which would explain the sub standard quality. (You can get this sword directly from cold steel, but at double what you'd pay here.)
This opinion is based on the fact that its weight, balance and dimensions are similar to my current training sword. For example the balance point is 5 inches down the blade from the cross guard, whereas my current training sword has a balance point 4 inches from the cross guard. While this is a long sword my current training sword is actually 1.5" longer with a blade length of 37" vs. 35.5" for this sword.
I received my sword a couple days ago and I am absolutely pleased with my order. It performs just as i expected from a cold steel sword, annihilating almost anything you could put in front of it. I haven't had any pigs lying around to chop up unfortunately, but from my own little tests with boxes and water bottles, I wouldn't doubt it's capable of such feats. This sword is as beautiful as it is functional. It features a wider blade at the base than what is featured in the picture.
Answer: yes