MASTER USA Trademark Gold King Arthur's #1 Premier Sword, 45.5-Inch Overall

Very nice show piece. Solid steel, feels nice in the hand, good weight. Not sharpened but could be. The mount is nice but does not come with hooks or bolts to hold the sword but the holes are pre-drilled in the back, not too hard to find something to hold the sword up, I used old cabinet pulls. For the price you really couldn't ask for more and looks just as good hanging on my wall as those swords that cost hundreds more.

There's a lot of overpriced versions but this is a good deal for a sword. Not 100% real obviously but great for display.

This sword is perfect! I wanted something that looked and felt authentic but wasn't sharp and this did not disappoint at all! It's heavy. The display mount is really stable once hung on the wall. I've gotten A LOT of compliments from friends and family. I highly recommend it!

At first glace, the sword is breathtaking. However, on closer look, I noticed some dark marring and discoloration around the hilt. The hilt also has a slight plastic look. I also quickly realized touching the metal sword leaves fingerprints, but they can be removed by hard scrubbing with a soft cloth. There were no instructions, so it took me a few minutes to figure out how the mount works. You take the two smaller nails and push them gently through the two holes in the lower back of the mount. then you take the two brass nobs and screw them onto the screw while using a Philips head screwdriver to hold the screws in place. Then you use the large screw to place the mount on your wall, and the sword hangs from the two brass nobs. So, the sword is a beautiful decoration, but don't touch the metal of the sword.

This is a great display sword. In fact, it’s one of the best made DISPLAY swords I’ve ever seen. You can swing it around a little, but it’s very heavy and could hurt someone even though it’s not sharp—but if it were, it would be a dangerous weapon because of its weight and size. All in all, a great sword for the money and looks awesome on the plaque or in your hands.

For that price, it's a real Camelot Excalibur broad sword. At the Renaissance Festival, this sword cost $300 to $500!

Pretty nice for the price. Not weighted properly, so not useful for anything fancy swordplay-wise. Package included only one of the correct screws. The other one is too big and strips the hole/is too big to fit in the mounting peg. Got it nice and fast, but would've waited longer for the correct parts. Gold finish had some minor blemishes.

The price seemed too low for a quality sword, as others were approximately 4 times as much, but I ordered it based upon the picture and it is a magnificent looking sword. My son wanted a sword for Christmas based upon the King Arthur legend, and I searched the Internet thoroughly finding that many of them were much higher priced than this one. Nevertheless, I ordered it and I am so happy I did. You could not find a better quality or better looking sword even if you pay four times as much. The gold finish is beautiful, the blade is beautifully engraved, the sword has a very sturdy feel, and it looks totally authentic except the blade is not sharpened -- which is what we wanted. I sought out this website just to let others know about its value, as I found that when you submit an Amazon review on a seller it does not also place the review on the individual product purchased -- it would be much more helpful if it did.