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Description
The rapier is perhaps the most deadly of all swords. The very word conjures
a magical, mystical cadence. In the 16th century a challenge to duel was as
common as the romance of it's age. As an instrument of single combat set
against a stage of more sophisticated warfare, the rapier briefly reinstated
heroic principles.
It enabled gentlemen to duel in noble confrontation and raised single combat
to an art form.
Because swiftness to the point meant the difference between life and death,
"The Cherry Candy Rapier" was built to strike with the speed and force of a
lightening flash. Over four pounds of sterling silver make up it's hilt. A red cat's
eye stone set in a candy like pommel christens its name. "The Cherry Candy
Rapier" has a 440c stainless steel blade and is 42 1/2 inches in overall length.

Description
The rapier is perhaps the most deadly of all swords. The very word conjures
a magical, mystical cadence. In the 16th century a challenge to duel was as
common as the romance of it's age. As an instrument of single combat set
against a stage of more sophisticated warfare, the rapier briefly reinstated
heroic principles.
It enabled gentlemen to duel in noble confrontation and raised single combat
to an art form.
Because swiftness to the point meant the difference between life and death,
"The Cherry Candy Rapier" was built to strike with the speed and force of a
lightening flash. Over four pounds of sterling silver make up it's hilt. A red cat's
eye stone set in a candy like pommel christens its name. "The Cherry Candy
Rapier" has a 440c stainless steel blade and is 42 1/2 inches in overall length.