17th century rapier
The Iconic swept hilt Rapier. In the early 17th century, this is your sidearm. Fast, and good on the battlefield. One handed, ideal for dueling, and looks great. Category: Props
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The Iconic swept hilt Rapier. In the early 17th century, this is your sidearm. Fast, and good on the battlefield. One handed, ideal for dueling, and looks great. Category: Props
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