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Prince Valiant Sword
Prince Valiant is a comic strip whose narrative is set in the time of King Arthur. Brave is the son of Aguar, king of Thule, dispossessed of his...
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Cold Steel Functional Swords
Cold Steel is a North American factory of swords and bladed weapons such as the strongest and sharpest axes, machetes, knives, cutlery and tools in the world. Famous...
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Sword of Saint Joan of Arc
Joan of Arc, also known as the Maid of Orleans (Domrémy, 1412 – Rouen, May 30, 1431), was a young peasant woman who is considered a heroine of...
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Scottish Lowlander Sword
Lowlander sword typical of Scottish mercenaries of the 16th century. It is well proportioned and balanced. Spectacular length of 174 cm. Includes wall mount. TECHNICAL SHEET: Length 174...
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Espada Agincourt
The Agincourt, is an English style one-handed sword, commemorates one of the memorable hundred-year battles between England and France. The Battle of Agincourt was a great victory for...
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Espada Robin Hood (Toledo)
Decorative Robin Hood sword with stainless steel blade. This sword stands out for its quality-price ratio. Economical and with a very striking and real decorative finish. It is...
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Viking sword from the migratory era
By the year 800 of the Viking Age (Norway, Sweden and Denmark), and which lasted until approximately the year 1050, the Vikings already had their own and perfectly...
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Foil of the Musketeers of France, 17th century
The origin of the fencing foil of the Musketeers of Queen Anne of Habsburg, wife of Louis XIII, king of France between 1610-1643. The Three Musketeers is a...
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Functional Roman Centurion Gladius Sword
The Roman centurion is the military rank of Ancient Rome that has received greater attention from scholars of the Roman army, since they were officers with tactical and...
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Shaolin Buddhist Swords
The Shaolin Monastery is a Buddhist temple located in the Chinese province of Henan and famous for its relationship with Zen Buddhism and the connection with the martial...
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Shell Foil
The shell foil, made of tempered steel, polished and flat blade from ancient fencing. This foil is manufactured in Toledo (Spain) and is distributed by Tienda-Medieval. The foil...
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Gladius Xanten
The German town of Xanten is located in the west of the country, very close to the border with Holland. Around the year 13 B.C. The Roman legions,...
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Gladius Romana Fulham Siglo I
The Roman gladius fulham is a variant that emerged during the 1st century AD. as a connection between the mainz and pompeii models. It was a little narrower...
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Functional swords one hand Typology Oakeshott
To define and catalog the medieval sword according to its physical form, there is the Oakeshott typology, which comes from Ewart Oakeshott (1916 – 2002), a scholar and...
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Wakizashi Tactical Honshu Damascus black
The figure of the Samurai is that of an honorable, brave, spiritual warrior and very skilled in the use of Japanese weapons. His tactics have been of real...
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Knights Masonic Sword
In Freemasonry the sword has a special symbolic content such as honor, courage, power, truth, righteousness, balance. Within the stories of chivalry it represents the spiritual strength of...
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Gladius Hispanic Cavalry Sword
The Roman sword "Gladius Hispaniensis" is a broad sword with a triangular and sharp tip, based on the Hispanic sword, a powerful weapon of the Roman army. Its...
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Roman Legionary Sword 1st Century
The Roman legionary's Gladius sword is perhaps the best tactically and strategically suited sword in history, as it was designed for quick thrust attacks. This was very practical,...
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