Shields
Cross Functional Sword with Shield
Not only was it a weapon, this sword served the Knight of Honor as a symbol of Loyalty and Devotion. The wheel-shaped pommel and straight guard combine with...
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Shields
Swords
The Nodachi Sword
The Japanese Nodachi sword is a very large, two-handed battle sword. Nodachi translates as "field sword", although the meaning of "nodachi" is also the same as ōdachi which...
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Japanese Tachi
The Tachi is a Japanese sword a little more curved and longer than the Katana and hangs from the obi (belt) with the cutting edge downwards. It was...
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Royal Armory Two-Handed English Sword
The Royal Armories is the oldest National museum in the United Kingdom and includes the National Collections of Arms and Armour, Artillery and Firearms. It is also one...
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Wooden swords for practice
Wood is a material found in the trunks of trees, which grow year after year, forming concentric rings corresponding to the different growth of biomass according to the...
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Cold Steel Polypropylene Swords
Thousands of years ago Japanese swordsmen discovered a simple truth: that to be excellent they would have to practice a lot; Only by spending time would they build...
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Medieval decoration
Decorative Katana, Wakizashi and Tanto Sets
The Katana, the Wakizashi and the Tanto are the most representative Japanese swords. Due to the curved nature of its blade and its single edge, the Katana should really...
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The charm of Chinese swords
Within traditional martial arts, the movements that were once practiced with swords and a variety of weapons, fundamental on the battlefield, are still preserved. Weapons were classified according...
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Knives
Kukri o Khukuri Nepali
The kukri or khukuri is a large, curved Nepalese knife, used as a tool and also as a weapon. It is also part of the regiment's arsenal and...
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Sword of Diego García de Paredes
Diego García de Paredes, was born in Trujillo, Spain, on March 30, 1468 and died in Bologna, Italy, on February 15, 1533, called "The Samson of Extremadura", a...
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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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Films and series
Licensed Conan The Barbarian Swords
Conan the Barbarian is a fictional character, within heroic fantasy, who has appeared in books, comics, films, television shows, video games, role-playing games, board games, and other media....
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Templar swords for ceremonies
The sprat has a very narrow blade and is used as an accessory in certain uniforms or solemn suits. Ceremonial swords are still used today in Templar or Masonic...
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Broad Blade Swords
We propose some models of spectacular broad-bladed swords, famous for being legendary: 1. Medieval broad-bladed sword, one hand: Functional Templar medieval sword. With wide blade forged in carbon...
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bullfighter's swords
The bullfighter is the protagonist of bullfighting shows. Their task is to repeatedly lead the bull's attacks in a way that is aesthetically attractive, measure it in the...
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Functional European sword 17th century
The sword is a sword with a very narrow blade, it is the predecessor weapon of the sword and is of French origin, it cannot cut but it...
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The Knobs of Viking Swords
The handle of a sword includes the entire part of the sword that allows control and handling of the blade, that is, the handle, the pommel and the...
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Classic Rapper Sword
An excellent classic or period rapier's sword maintains all its original elements: fitting, hilt and pommel and, in addition, it is equipped with such a perfect balance that...
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