Ivanhoe sword with bronze hilt Marto 539

Sword made in Toledo by Marto.
This sword is a replica of Ivanhoe's sword and has a bronze hilt with decorations.
With grooved stainless steel blade.

Ivanhoe, the Unhappy Knight, sets off on the Holy Land crusades with Richard I the Lionheart after being disinherited and expelled by his father Cedric, the Saxon, for declaring his love for Lady Rowena.

Ivanhoe, in love with the beautiful Rowena, will defend the young woman's innocence with spear and sword after being accused, by the Grand Master of the Templar Order, of being possessed by the devil. The daughter of the Jew Isaac of York was accused of having placed a love spell on Brian de Bois-Guilert, Knight of the Order.

It is the time of the Crusades, in Austria, when Richard I fights with his brother, John Landless, to retain the throne, with the triumph of Ivanhoe.

Ivanhoe is subjected to God's judgment and frees the Jewish Rowena from the stake. Ivanhoe and Lady Rowena, after Cedric's surrender to the claims of his son, celebrate their wedding at York Minster in the presence of the King. This link will consolidate the union of Saxons and Normans, enemies since the conquest of England by William of Normandy.

• Length: 99cm
• Blade Length: 83 cm
• Width: 19cm
• Weight: 2.1kg

A high quality sword from the exclusive Collection “Historical, Fantastic and Legendary Swords” manufactured by MARTO.
Certificate of Quality and Origin, Made in Toledo.