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Discover Battle ready swords, medieval swords, medieval armor and great info on different types of swords like samurai swords, katana etc. We'll also share where you can get swords for sale and fun videos of bravery and honor.
Wednesday, 13 April 2011
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Saturday, 9 April 2011
Deluxe Sword of King Solomon (Limited Edition)
Deluxe Sword of King Solomon
This Limited Edition, Deluxe Sword of King Solomon by Marto of Toledo Spain, pays tribute to this biblical kings's great spirituality and wisdom. The 47-inch sword has a 24-karat gold and silver plated hilt , handle and pommel that are wrapped in fine leather. The images on the sword include the Star of David , Menorah and the Lions of Judea.
The tempered stainless steel blade also has elaborate 24K gold etched imagery that makes this piece a precious display of faith and heritage.
This is a high quality, LIMITED EDITION, product made in Toledo Spain by Marto, which you can proudly display.
Deluxe Sword of King Solomon (Limited Edition): "Deluxe Sword of King Solomon by Marto of Toledo Spain
This Limited Edition, Deluxe Sword of King Solomon by Marto of Toledo Spain, pays tribute to this biblical kings's great spirituality and wisdom. The 47-inch sword has a 24-karat gold and silver plated hilt , handle and pommel that are wrapped in fine leather. The images on the sword include the Star of David , Menorah and the Lions of Judea.
The tempered stainless steel blade also has elaborate 24K gold etched imagery that makes this piece a precious display of faith and heritage.
This is a high quality, LIMITED EDITION, product made in Toledo Spain by Marto, which you can proudly display.
Deluxe Sword of King Solomon (Limited Edition): "Deluxe Sword of King Solomon by Marto of Toledo Spain
Wednesday, 6 April 2011
Samurai Swords for Sale - Spice up Your Sword Collection
If you're into sword collecting, then at some point you will have to consider adding an authentic samurai sword to your collection. They will add a certain credibility and mystique to your sword collection.
While sword collecting can be a time consuming and fairly expensive hobby, the potential payback both emotionally and financially can be immense.
Samurai swords first came into prominence in the middle ages amongst people from the Orient. A samurai sword (if you have not seen one) typically has a very sharp edge. They were often used in combat between warriors and during war. These unique swords were created by craftsmen who employed forging and heat treating methods to make these unique swords that could withstand intense pressure in battle without breaking while being sharp enough to inflict maximum harm to an enemy.
Types of Samurai Swords
There are typically 3 main types of these Japanese swords
Katana - these are probably the most popular samurai swords around. They typically measure more than 24 inches and were the most common companion to a samurai warrior. One of the distinct features of the katana sword is its look - which is curved, slim, single edged blade and has a long grip so you can hold it with both hands. It is known for its sharpness so you have to be very careful when you have one in your possession.
Wakizashi - these are smaller than the katana and typically measure between 12 to 24 inches. It's been said that the Wakizashi were usually worn together with the katana by samurai warriors. The katana and Wakizashi were companion swords used by samurai warriors to monstrous effect in battle.
Tachi - these swords tend to be a bit more curved and generally longer than the katana. Its easy to mistake a katana for a tachi and vice versa. The manner in which a samurai sword was worn was used to identify if it was a tachi or a katana. It was traditionally used while samurai rode on horseback as it was long enough to hurt soldiers on foot.
While it is good to go to a physical shop and see a sword before buying, this might be impossible if you live in a town or city that does not have a sword shop. Make sure you do your due diligence before buying.
Adding a samurai sword to your collection will make a great addition to your collection plus a fantastic gift to someone you love or respect.
Pay Close Attention: I probably shouldn't share this with you but I want to help you as I know there are only a select group of people who have mastered the art of sword collecting and know where to get Medieval Swords
Take a minute to check out the next page where you'll find Limited Edition Swords, Medieval Swords and Japanese Samurai Swords
While sword collecting can be a time consuming and fairly expensive hobby, the potential payback both emotionally and financially can be immense.
Samurai swords first came into prominence in the middle ages amongst people from the Orient. A samurai sword (if you have not seen one) typically has a very sharp edge. They were often used in combat between warriors and during war. These unique swords were created by craftsmen who employed forging and heat treating methods to make these unique swords that could withstand intense pressure in battle without breaking while being sharp enough to inflict maximum harm to an enemy.
Types of Samurai Swords
There are typically 3 main types of these Japanese swords
Katana - these are probably the most popular samurai swords around. They typically measure more than 24 inches and were the most common companion to a samurai warrior. One of the distinct features of the katana sword is its look - which is curved, slim, single edged blade and has a long grip so you can hold it with both hands. It is known for its sharpness so you have to be very careful when you have one in your possession.
Wakizashi - these are smaller than the katana and typically measure between 12 to 24 inches. It's been said that the Wakizashi were usually worn together with the katana by samurai warriors. The katana and Wakizashi were companion swords used by samurai warriors to monstrous effect in battle.
Tachi - these swords tend to be a bit more curved and generally longer than the katana. Its easy to mistake a katana for a tachi and vice versa. The manner in which a samurai sword was worn was used to identify if it was a tachi or a katana. It was traditionally used while samurai rode on horseback as it was long enough to hurt soldiers on foot.
While it is good to go to a physical shop and see a sword before buying, this might be impossible if you live in a town or city that does not have a sword shop. Make sure you do your due diligence before buying.
Adding a samurai sword to your collection will make a great addition to your collection plus a fantastic gift to someone you love or respect.
Pay Close Attention: I probably shouldn't share this with you but I want to help you as I know there are only a select group of people who have mastered the art of sword collecting and know where to get Medieval Swords
Take a minute to check out the next page where you'll find Limited Edition Swords, Medieval Swords and Japanese Samurai Swords
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