Stories, curiosities, and guides to explore the medieval world and discover the origin of every piece.
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Swords
One-handed swords were lighter swords for cutting and tearing, but better balanced for better cutting. They were straight, double-edged swords, one-handed hilt and, generally, with a grooved blade,...
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Films and series
What is it about the Atlantean Sword that made it an icon that transcends decades? From its appearance in the 1982 film to today's functional replicas, Conan's Atlantean...
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Damascus swords were legendary weapons produced in the Middle East between the 11th and 17th centuries, highly valued for their exceptional sharpness and distinctive patterns on the steel....
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Toledo swords are a total guarantee of success, both for their incontestable quality and their grandeur. A decorative Sword of Toledo is the perfect gift to entertain someone...
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Viking swords are very characteristic due to their peculiar design. Easily recognizable. The supposed reasons for the sudden appearance of the Vikings at the end of the 8th...
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Medieval decoration
Saint George and the Dragon is a fascinating legend that continues to inspire many people around the world. History reminds us of the importance of fighting evil and...
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The Falchion Swords were swords that evolved into different forms and were used not only by noble knights, but also by peasants. So it was a weapon widely...
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We often hear expert sword makers or disciplined fencing and medieval fighting athletes talk about two-handed, one-handed, and one-and-a-half-handed swords and not…
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The Falchion is a long sword from the Middle Ages (from the 13th century to the 16th century inclusive) that is used with one hand, is single-edged and...
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The sword is a type of sword with a very narrow blade used as an accessory in certain uniforms and is the predecessor weapon of the sword, one...
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The tsuba is a hand protector, that is, the handguard of a Japanese Katana to prevent the enemy's sword from causing damage to the opponent's hands. The tsuba...
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People who love swords are amazed and excited by a sword that is impressive due to its grandeur and strength. It is impressive to see a sword that...
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The adjective majestic is used to describe that which has greatness, integrity, splendor or solemnity. It refers to something shocking or moving, capable of instilling admiration and respect...
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Films and series
Licensed by Universal Studios Licensing Inc, Marto, S.L. has created, in its factories in Toledo (Spain), the Sword of the warrior princess called Xena. All swords come numbered...
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The cup rapier sword, also known as the cup rapier sword, is of Spanish origin. The bowl has gaskets that provide greater protection to the hand that holds...
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Medieval warfare used specific techniques, tactics and weaponry. At the end of the 16th century, firearms were already beginning to rule the battlefield. But loading a weapon was...
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The sword with a rib grip has the hilt covered with braided wire and a tight leather wrap is usually added on top of the wire to mark...
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The fleur-de-lys is the symbolic representation of a lily. It was formerly used in the coats of arms and shields of French royalty, associated in particular with King...
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