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Classic Medieval Sword
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Long Sword
Retail Price: $246.00
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Maintz Pattern Roman Gladius
Retail Price: $225.00
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This type of sword was in service for a long period of time throughout all of Europe.
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This swords great length gave it both reach and power, since the length increased the velocity substantially.
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The Roman Army's approach to warfare was direct and pragmatic. It chose the Gladius as its principal sidearm because it was practical and efficient and excelled in any close combat situation.
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300 Spartan Sword
Retail Price: $238.00
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Sticklestad Viking Sword
Retail Price: $264.00
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Historical Excalibur Sword
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A wicked blade any Spartan would have cherished in battle!
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Capable of both cutting and thrusting, it is also a delight to the eye. Pommel and guard are tastefully decorated with copper.
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Nicely balanced, well tempered high carbon steel blade offset with antiqued brass parts.
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Leuterit Viking Sword
Retail Price: $268.00
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Assassins Creed Sword of Altair
Retail Price: $224.00
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15th Century Longsword
Retail Price: $274.00
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The British Museum has many fine Viking swords, but one of the most beautiful and deadly is the "Leuterit" sword.
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This sleek weapon of the assassin has a high carbon steel blade.
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The longsword, often called a hand-and-half, saw a great deal of service as a weapon of war.
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German War Sword
Retail Price: $268.00
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Sword of Cortenuova
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Early Spanish Sword
Retail Price: $255.00
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It was not unusual for a French or English knight or man-at-arms to own a German sword.
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Sword used during the battle between the Germans the Italian Lombard League.
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This is a sword that the knights of Castile and Aragon would have used.
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Verneuil Sword
Retail Price: $348.00
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Spartan Lakonia Short Sword
Retail Price: $186.00
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Sword of Troy
Retail Price: $238.00
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Truly a fine weapon that would have been used by the French or English.
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The leaf shaped blade is high carbon steel, grip is bronze.
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Sword of Troy named after the fabled Greek city, with its leaf shaped blade.
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Medieval Belt Dagger
Retail Price: $110.00
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Court Rondel Dagger
Retail Price: $118.00
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Ring Hilt Dagger
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Well balanced with a polished hardwood grip.
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Rondel Daggers were popular on the battlefield.
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The Ring Hilt Dagger was employed in the art of rapier and dagger swordplay.
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Norwegian Viking Sword
Retail Price: $268.00
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Swedish Viking Sword
Retail Price: $264.00
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Dark Age Sword
Retail Price: $255.00
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Examples of this sword can also be seen in the book Swords Of The Viking Age by Ian Pierce.
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Sword has the typical wide fullered slashing blade that the Vikings loved.
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During the so-called Dark Ages, there were many advances in metallurgy and better swords were being produced.
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Sword of the Viking King
Retail Price: $346.00
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Falchion Sword
Retail Price: $216.00
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Falcata
Retail Price: $226.00
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The light, wide fullered Viking style blade is 1095 high carbon, well tempered steel.
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Although the falchion was intended primarily to be a cutting weapon, the development of the point was not ignored.
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The Falcata was one of the most devastating swords ever made.
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