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Medieval Swords When it comes to a medieval sword there are thousands of different weapons you can choose from. Here is an overview and some selected items to help you make a good decision and find a sword that is right for you. Practice and Wooden Swords
Roman Gladiator Wooden Stage Sword Prop If you are new to the whole sword use and sword collecting genre you may want to consider getting a wooden practice sword. It is a safe alternative for beginners. Under the tutelage of an instructor you can learn a lot about the history, use and care for a sword by first practicing with a wooden one. I have a selection of different wooden swords like excalibur, a cutlass, and tai chi swords here Wooden Swords Something from the early period of swords? The Roman era had some beautiful and very to the point swords. This was in the period before metal working became the high art of the middle ages and the Renaissance. Swords were short and predominantly used for stabbing. This type of sword was heavily influenced by the Bronze Age.
Roman Gladius Sword Maximus Gladiator Medieval Armor w/ TopiCool free knife This is the Gladius. This was the sword of the Roman Soldier and Gladiator. This sword was short and to the point. Mostly used for stabbing motions the Gladius was a vicious and bloodthirsty companion. The skill required to wield this sword and live to old age is incomprehensible to most now a days. This was the right hand of the power of Rome. This sword is a beautiful reproduction of the Gladius. Great attention was paid to the detail of the scenes on the scabbard and handle. The blade is mirror finished and comes sharpened. This sword is perfect for collectors, theaters, and enthusiasts. Attributes of the Weapon: Blade: The blade of the sword is 440 stainless steel with a sharpened edge and really sharp tip. The blade also features a mirror finish. Scabbard: The scabbard of the sword is wooden covered with black imitation leather. The end cap of the sword is steel with a detailed picture of a Roman soldier and the eagle of Rome inside a temple. A second steel fitting is found in the upper half of the blade. At the scabbard throat is the last steel fitting depicting the meeting of Roman politicians. The two fitting s at the beginning of the scabbard have a loop for a carrying string. Guard: The guard of the sword is oval and short but very heavy and durable. A pattern of leaves surrounds a picture of horse and cart on each side of the guard. Handle: The handle of the sword is ribbed steel, one for each finger. The handle ends in a large pommel, heavily weighted to give the sword the proper balance. The bottom half of the pommel is a leaf pattern while the top part is the eagle of Rome. The pommel ends in an ornate point. See More Roman Gladius Style Swords here The High Medieval Period of Swordmaking The high middle ages created some of the best swords. These were crafted with care and very much to the point of the martial art of sword fighting. These swords were made for knights and were designed with fighting in mind. The two major styles were the one-handed and the two-handed swords.
Practical Medieval Templar Knight* Sword W/ Shealth SCA This is a reproduction of the bastard swords found in the 1500s. The attention to detail found in the sword is remarkable, as well as its simple beauty. The sword is solid in its design and price.
51 " Medieval King Solomon Sword Gold Handle w/ Detail w/ TopiCool free knife Swords of the Middle Ages were also more than just swords. They were also statements of power and wealth. This gorgeous sword shows wealth. This classic recreation offers precision craftsmanship. The 36" blade is adorned with intricate laser etchings. The cast metal pommel and guard are antique gold plated and feature the Star of David and Ark of the Covenant symbols. The grip features sleek black spacers surrounded by cast metal engravings. 47" overall. Includes solid wood display. Looking for an inexpensive sword in the Traditional style?
This sword offers a historical display from the era in which it was. This piece possesses a finely constructed stainless steel blade with a strong but lightweight guard and pommel. The handle is leather wrapped for an authentic look and an excellent grip. Blade sheath included. 33" blade, 40 1/4" overall. The Renaissance and the Late Middle Ages
The Late Middle Ages and the Renaissance brought about many changes in weapons. Blacksmithing and metalworking technologies improved to the point where swords could be made faster, lighter, stronger and sharper. And because of improvements in armor swords changed. The trend was toward very thin and fast blades with complex protection of the hand. This fencing sword is a great example of this. See more Rapiers and Fencing Swords See our Amazon Store of More Medieval Weapons and Swords
Swords have evolved and changed quite significantly over the past few years. And movies have a lot to do with this. No longer is a sword just a weapon to fight with. It has become a collector piece and a fantasy art all in itself. There have been some great fantasy style swords and weapons made that are available to the average collector.
Lord of the Rings: Authentic Collector's Sting Sword This is of course Sting from the Lord of the Rings and this particular model lights up! Read about more movie swords like Conan's sword and the swords of 300
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This is a classic design from the 15th Century. 
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