The Albion Next Generation Swords

Introducing the Next Generation Albion Swords
History in your Hand
Authentic, Hand-crafted, Fully-functional, and based on museum research and testing

We make our swords one at a time with care and quality, just for you
in limited editions ranging from 100 to 1,000 swords

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Early
Swords

Roman
Swords

Viking
Swords

Medieval
Single-handed Swords

Medieval Hand and a Half Swords

Medieval Single-Edged Swords

Medieval Two-Handed Swords

Next Generation Line Philosophy and Features

Next Generation Early Period Swords (to scale)
		The Cherusker Germanic Single-Edged Sword

Next Generation Roman Swords (to scale)
		The Aquilifer Fulham Gladius
		The Tiberius Fulham Gladius II
		The Allectus Mainz Gladius
		The Augustus Mainz Gladius II
		The Pedite Pompeii Gladius
		The Trajan Guttmann Pompeii Gladius
		The Alaris Spatha I available for advance reservation
		The Decurio (Roman Spatha)
		The Auxilia (Roman Spatha)

Next Generation Viking/Anglo-Saxon Swords (to scale)
		The Vinland (Viking Type R) SOLD OUT
		The Gotland (Viking Type Z) SOLD OUT
		The Gaddhjalt (Viking Type X)
		The Clontarf (Viking Type K) SOLD OUT
		The Berserkr (Viking Type H)
		The Hersir (Viking Type H)
		The Huskarl (Viking Type S)
		The Jarl (Viking Type S)
		The Valkyrja (Viking Type AE) SOLD OUT
		The Knud (Viking Type AE)
		The Stamford (Viking Type X)
		The Thegn (Anglo-Saxon Type L)

Next Generation Medieval Single-Hand Swords (to scale)
		The Norman (Oakeshott Type Xa )
		The Senlac (Oakeshott Type Xa)
		The Templar (Oakeshott Type Xa)
		The Reeve (Oakeshott Type X)
		The Bayeux (Oakeshott Type X)
		The Vigil (Oakeshott Type X)
		The Oakeshott (Oakeshott Type Xa)
		The Chevalier (Oakeshott Type Xa)
		The Hospitaller (Oakeshott Type XI)
		The Ritter (Oakeshott Type XI)
		The Knight (Oakeshott Type XII)
		The Laird (Oakeshott Type XII)
		The Caithness (Oakeshott Type XII)
		The Sherriff (Oakeshott Type XIV)
		The Yeoman (Oakeshott Type XIV)
		The Sovereign (Oakeshott Type XIV)
		The Poitiers (Oakeshott Type XV)
		The Lancaster (Oakeshott Type XV)
		The Squire (Oakeshott Type XVI)
		The Prince (Oakeshott Type XVI) bronze or steel pommel
		The Kingmaker (Oakeshott Type XVIII)
		The Burgundian (Oakeshott Type XVIII)
		The Condottiere (Oakeshott Type XIX)
		The Kern (Oakeshott Type XIX)
		The Doge (Oakeshott Type XIX)
		The Machiavelli (Oakeshott Type XIX)

Next Generation Medieval Longswords (to scale)
		The Baron (Oakeshott Type XIIa)
		The Duke (Oakeshott Type XIIIa)
		The Steward (Oakeshott Type XIIIa)
		The Count (Oakeshott Type XIIIa) bronze or steel pommel
		The Chieftain (Oakeshott Type XIIIa) SOLD OUT
		The Mercenary (Oakeshott Type XVa)
		The Castellan (Oakeshott Type XVa)
		The Constable (Oakeshott Type XVa)
		The Agincourt (Oakeshott Type XVa)
		The Talhoffer (Oakeshott Type XVa)
		The Ringeck (Oakeshott Type XVa)
		The Fiore (Oakeshott Type XVa)
		The Crecy (Oakeshott Type XVIa)
		The Landgraf (Oakeshott Type XVII)
		The Sempach (Oakeshott Type XVII)
		The Munich (Oakeshott Type XVIIIb)
		The Regent (Oakeshott Type XVIIIb)
		The Earl (Oakeshott Type XVIIIb)
		The Alexandria (Oakeshott Type XVIIIc) NEW
		The Principe (Oakeshott Type XVIIIc) NEW
		The Hauptmann (Oakeshott Type XIX) available for advance reservation
		The Markgraf (Oakeshott Type XIX) available for advance reservation
		The Gallowglass (Oakeshott Type XIX) SOLD OUT
		The Viceroy (Oakeshott Type XXa)

Next Generation Single-Edged Swords (to scale)
		The Vassal (Falchion)
		The Soldat (Grossemesser)
		The Meister (Grossemesser) available for advance reservation
		The Knecht Mark II (Kriegsmesser) SOLD OUT

Next Generation Two-Handed Swords (to scale)
		The Dane (Oakeshott Type XVIIIe)
		The ArchDuke (Two-Hander) NEW
		The Tyrolean (Landesknecht) NEW
		The Maximilian (Landesknecht) NEW

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