Swords & Daggers
The Anthropomorphic Celtic Sword (084-PP) is a first century B.C. design that features a hilt in human shape. The guard and pommel are brass while the grip is wood. The blade is of high-carbon spring steel. [Early Period Swords from Iberia]...
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ichly Detailed, Decorative Gladius from Toledo
"- The Finest Looking Gladius We Carry
"- Blade and Hilt Ornately Carved and Enraved
"- Roman Eagle on Pommel, SPQR on Guard
"- Highest Quality Stainless Steel
[Early Period Swords from Gladius]...
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The Alexander the Great sword commemorates Alexander III, King of Macedonia and the first king to be called "the Great". [Early Period Swords from Gladius]...
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- Alexander the Great. Brass
- Alexander the Great. Black/Gold
As the sun set on june 13 th 323 a.c. a heroic figure who ruled the then known world dias in babilonia, aged 33. This man -some say he was a God- was Alexander The Great. His vast empire from Egypt to India covered lands of over 27000 kilometres and he spent his life fighting great ba...
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Ancient swords can be date back to several millennium BC. However, the best know cultures to use swords as a close combat weapon were the Egyptian, Greek, Celtic and Roman
The Egyptians did not use swords as their primary weapon. They preferred spears, axes and clubs. Most of the swords used in Egypt were long daggers or very short swords with the...
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Alexander the Great was the King of Macedonia from 336 - 323 BC. He was less than 20 years old when he ascended the throne. In a series of great battles he defeated Greece`s old enemy, Achaemenid Persia. This gold finished sword honors one of the ancient world`s greatest warrior kings. This type of sword is commonly called a hoplite sword, named af...
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This style of sword is known as a gladius hispaniensis and dates from at least the early part of the first century BC. It was essentially a thrusting sword capable of rupturing mail. This sword is an accurate reproduction of a first century AD Roman sword. [Early Period Swords]...
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Medieval Sword Resource: Viking/Flemish. Dating from around 700 AD. The Vikings admired the sword above all other weapons and the settling of personal feuds by sword-fight is well documented. [Early Period Swords]...
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Nebuchadnezzar was the King of Babylon from 605-562 BC. By recovering long-lost provinces, he once again made Babylon a mighty nation. Nebuchadnezzar is also known for his conquest of Jerusalem and for the building of the Hanging Gardens of Babylon, one of the Seven Wonders of the World.
The Nebuchadnezzar Sword commemorates one of history's grea...
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A tribal people, the Celts occupied central and Northern Europe including the British Isles in the pre-Roman period and were known as fierce warriors.
The Celtic Sword (M-528) celebrates these hardy people and closely replicates a third century BC original. The human-shaped hilt is typical of the period. The blade is 420 stainless steel. [Early P...
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