Gallowglass sword without sheath - 1
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Gallowglass sword without sheath
Irish Two-Handed Gallowglass Sword with Ring Apple, 16th CenturyThis two-handed sword is modeled after the massive swords carried by the elite Irish mercenaries of Scottish descent known as gallowglass (also galloglass or galloglas - an anglicization of Gaelic gallóglaigh/gallóglach which literally translates as "young foreign soldier"). Between the mid-13th century and the late 16th century, these fearless and heavily armored infantrymen fought alongside the kerns , the light infantry that made up most of the Irish forces in the late Middle Ages and the Renaissance.
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Sword of Elendil - Lord of the Rings - Narsil - 2
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Sword of Elendil - Lord of the Rings - Narsil
Officially licensed replica of United Cutlery's The Lord of the RingsKing Elendil was the father of Isildur and the original bearer of the powerful Sword Narsil. At the end of the Second Age of Middle-earth, Narsil's blade was broken in the great battle between Mordor and the Last Covenant of Elves and Men, and Elendil fell. However, Isuldur could still use a fragment of Narsil to cut off the finger that carried the One Ring from the hand of the Dark Lord Sauron. The loss of the ring caused Sauron's body to disintegrate.
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Sword and historical sheath of a hand Honshu - 1
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Sword and historical sheath of a hand Honshu
Part of the Honshu historical series, this one-way sword was created using a time-tested design with modern engineering, providing a perfect balance from blade to handle.It has a sharp tip, approx. 78 cm long 1065 carbon high steel blade with brushed finish, which extends from a polished steel hand guard. The wooden handle is wrapped in brown leather and the sturdy apple is polished steel.
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Medieval sword - 1
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Medieval sword
Pendragon medieval sword model.
It is a sword belonging to the exciting tales of King Arthur and the knights of the round table. This impressive sword captures all the elegance of a sword worthy of a king. The blade is made of manually forged carbon carbon steel with the button and gold-plated protector. No hem.
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English Reverse Sword - 1
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English Reverse Sword
Brave is a short and light sword, to load, draw, be agile, strike, cut, stock strong and fast - Paradoxes of Defense, George Silver, 1599.Cold Steel® is proud to add its interpretation of a 17th-century English funerary sword to the line. Inspired by historical examples, this agile one-hand sword is quick and alive in hand and an absolute pleasure to train. Able to hit a decisive blow even by cutting quickly on the wrist, this beautiful sword has proven to be very popular with the Cold Steel crew®, who proclaimed it to be one of their favorite one-hand cutters.
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15th century English long sword - 3
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15th century English long sword
This is a reproduction of a long knight's sword from the early 15th century, which is believed to have been found on the River Thames before reaching the collection of the Tower of London. The original hand-and-a-half sword dates from about 1400-1430 and can be seen in the Royal Armouries Collection, Object Number IX.16. This is the kind of sword the English knights carried at the Battle of Agincourt.The rigid, sharply tapered blade ends in a robust but slender tip. This type of sword was used in one or two hands. In combat, the blade can also be wielded in half a sword, to better direct the tip to the gaps of an armored opponent and also to use the crossguard and the puto to fight and strike.The blade of this sword has three transitions, from a rich hollow rombudo next to the guard, to a hexagonal cross section and finally to the flattened diamond section point. A relatively agile sword, but with more blade presence than you might expect.
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Long sword of the Holy Roman Empire of the fourteenth century - 1
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Long sword of the Holy Roman Empire of the fourteenth century
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The historical original of this one-and-a-half-hand sword was dated between the mid-14th century. It was found in Lake Constance, in the border triangle between Austria, Germany and Switzerland, and can be seen in the Royal Armouries Collection (object number IX.1106). Knight swords like this served throughout Europe in the second half of the 14th century. They were used in battles as Sempach in 1386.This bastard sword has a hard, conical, double-edged blade with a sharp tip and a one-and-a-half fist that can be wielded with one or two hands. The blade has a simple, flattened diamond-shaped cross section, while the imposing and large wheel apple has a complex and subtle design.
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14th-century European sword of armament - 1
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14th-century European sword of armament
14th century European armed sword
 Comparable swords were found in much of Europe and were probably in use at the beginning of the Hundred Years' War.The original of this medieval chivalrous sword is part of the Royal Armouries Collection (object number IX.2141) and has several special features.The subtly shaped protection curves toward the blade, funnels slightly and becomes wider again at the tips. The handle is comfortable in the hand and the pommel has a distinct shape due to its angles and edges. The wide blade has a diamond-shaped flattened cross section, is double-edged and has a fuller narrow. It also widens slightly where it finds the cable and ends at a pointed tip. This sword is quite light for its size, but offers a lot of blade presence.This replica is crafted with a hand forged blade by a skilled blacksmith using 1080 high carbon steel that is fully hardened and tapered distally for proper weight distribution.
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15th-century English Falchion Sword - 2
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15th-century English Falchion Sword
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The original of this sword or falchion of English infantry from the late fifteenth century has been in the Royal Armouries collection since 1916 (object number IX.144.). Its exact origin before this time is unknown.This type of short sword was a popular weapon for collectors and archers during the War of the Roses and early Tudor period. Thousands of these swords were used in battles such as Towton, Barnet, Tewkesbury and Bosworth.This example has a single-edged blade with subtle transitions along the cross section, a smart hollow grinding, and a fuller one. The graceful blade has a slender but strong tip and a thick spine that can withstand the rigors of combat against armored opponents in monkeys, mesh dimensions and plates.
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