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Tod's Stuff - Sword Scabbards - Specification and Prices

The scabbards I make will be of the correct time period and specification for the sword with a high level of detailing and all the belt and harness requirements to enable you to wear it.

I can use a wide variety of colours and belt fittings, and undertake a wide variety of metalwork aspects, but my work tends to be more on the 'austere' end rather than heavily decorated and I have given prices for scabbards similar to those shown in the gallery pages.

I am able to introduce other elements such as tooling, fabric covering, decorative studs, gilding etc – please contact me to discuss.

I have given an outline specification of a regular scabbard I would make for this period of sword. If you have a project in mind please contact me to confirm details and prices.
The waiting time on scabbards is generally 1 - 2 months.

The shipping charges for scabbards are £30 UK, £45 Europe, £60 Rest of the World

  • Roman Scabbards - £430
    Poplar core covered in veg tan leather and brass edging and strapping with brass, bronze or pewter plates according to style. Scabbard is supplied with an over the shoulder strap.
  • Saxon Scabbard - £440
    Poplar core, fleece lined and covered in veg tan leather. Scabbard will have a suitable chape and a strap bridge and belt or baldric.
  • Viking - £480
    Poplar core, fleece lined and covered in veg tan leather. Scabbard will have a suitable chape, throat, strap bridge and belt or baldric.
  • Norman/Early Medieval - £390
    Poplar core, covered in veg tan leather. Scabbard will have a horse shoe chape and cross lashed belt harness.
  • Medieval - £420/520
    Poplar core, covered in veg tan leather. Scabbard with chape and knotted straps and belt - £420.
    With chape, mid hanger and throat - £520.
  • Dagger - £60-100
    Double layer leather scabbard, moulded to the blade and fitted with a chape if required, including some simple tooling.