Sabres
Sable Dao
The Saber Dao is known as the general of the 4 types of Chinese weapons, which also include the gun, the spear (Qiang) and the Jian (another type...
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Sabres
Swords
Discover a great diversity of Katanas, Sabers and Foils
If you want to acquire the best swords, sabers, katanas and foils, in our Medieval-Store, your medieval store, you can find a great diversity of these types of...
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Daggers
Swords, Sabers and Daggers of Jiri Krondak
The swords, sabers and daggers made by the master swordsmith Jiri Krondak, from the Czech Republic, have a recognized international prestige, especially among specialists in this subject of...
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Swords
Swords, sabers and foils for Fencing
In sports fencing there are three modalities depending on whether the epee, foil or saber is used. Sports fencing should not be confused with historical fencing or ancient...
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Sabres
British General Saber of 1831
It is a curved saber from the 19th century, very similar in shape to the Ottoman prototype, but its blades are longer, narrower and less curved. It remains...
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Swords
Toledo Imperial brand swords, sabers and katanas
The Toledo Imperial brand offers a wide catalog of swords, sabers, katanas and daggers with an excellent quality-price ratio. We invite you to visit the products we offer...
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Sabres
Sable Dussack corto
A Dussack is a short practice or training saber that originated around the 16th-17th century. The Dussacks had a short, thick, single-edged blade measuring between 65 and 95...
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Bronze Age
Cossack saber in bronze
The Cossack saber had a single-edged blade, long, pointed and narrow and with the slight curvature typical of the saber. Golden and carved knob, with a shape reminiscent...
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Sabres
Sable Hutton
Alfred Hutton was an English master-at-arms and proponent of the French school of fencing, who did much to modernize saber technique. Hutton is recognized for breathing new life...
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Sabres
Sable Cosaco Shashka
Shashka is a weapon of war, a light sharp weapon type; However, it is not exactly classified as a type of saber. Its blade is long, slightly curved...
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Sabres
Jeireddin Barbarossa's pirate saber
Jeireddín is the most famous Muslim privateer, he was born on the Greek island of Lesbos in 1475, which was then under Turkish control. Jeireddin was under the...
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Sabres
Edward Teach Blackbeard's Pirate Saber
Blackbeard is estimated to have been born in 1680, in Bristol, England, and was probably a privateer during Queen Anne's War (1702-1713), in which France and the United...
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Sabres
Pirate Sable by Barthlolomew Roberts
Bartholomew Roberts is the most successful pirate in history with a total of 456 captures to his credit in just four years (1718-1722), although his name is not...
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Sabres
Dutch Shell Saber of the Seven Seas
In the use of the saber, whether for training or combat, the tip of the rival could hurt the hand that held the weapon, so thick leather gloves...
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Military history
Saber Sergeant of the Royal Navy (18th century)
GARNISH: entirely made of gilded brass, very robust, with an asymmetrical bowl marked with the initials “RA” of the Royal Navy. Handle, also made of gilt brass with...
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Military history
Saber of the Royal Spanish Navy II (18th century)
GUARNITION: unique iron guard composed of two protective hawks, ring, cockerel and a front shell marked with the initials R A (Royal Navy). The fist stands out, made...
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Military history
Saber of the Royal Spanish Navy (18th century)
GARNISH: entirely in brass, with a base formed by two protective shells. From the largest, or front, a strong sparrowhawk leaves in the direction of the pommel or...
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Military history
Saber of Officer of Grenadiers and Infantry Hunters (18th century)
GARNISH: simple but effective architecture made of brass. It is made up of a two-lobed bowl and, in the larger one, it has a shield under a crown...
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