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Battle Sword
Item # AH-3315
If there was ever a sword to carry into battle with you, than it has to be this Battle Sword. After all, it's in the name. This medieval sword is modeled after the classic long sword and has a look that's perfect for all classes and styles of warrior.
Price: $91.00
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Medieval Sword
Item # AH-3303
Swords came in all different shapes and sizes, although this Medieval Sword is perhaps one of the best depictions of the classic sword that any warrior would have gladly wielded, whether serving a king, fighting in the army, or acting as a brigand.
Price: $88.00
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Archer Sword
Item # AH-3312
The archer's primary weapon was the bow and arrow, but what did an archer turn to when the enemy closed and tried to engage the archer in melee combat? In such a situation, the archer typically favored a short sword, just like this Archer's Sword.
Price: $85.00
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Norman Sword
Item # AH-3314
This Norman Sword is a classic example of what the typical medieval long sword would have looked like, possessing a simple look that would have complemented a variety of warriors, ranging from your average soldier to the virtuous and noble knight.
Price: $93.00
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First Crusader Sword with Scabbard
Item # AH-3355
Crusaders rarely wielded excessively ornate weapons, instead favoring ones that were reliable and effective. This First Crusader Sword with Scabbard is a replica of the typical sword that might have accompanied a soldier during the First Crusades.
Price: $108.00
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Turkish Schmitar
Item # AH-4123
The evolution of the sword has taken many roads. In Europe, the sword remained mostly straight and gradually got thinner. In other places though, things were different. This Turkish Schmitar, for example, shows that some cultures preferred a curved blade.
Price: $89.00
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Crusader Sword
Item # AH-3304
Swords were constantly changing, evolving to suit the needs of the soldiers and knights who wielded them. By the time of the crusades, arming swords had given rise to long swords like this Crusader Sword, which was favored by many medieval warriors.
Price: $88.00
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Warrior's Viking Sword with Scabbard
Item # AH-4101M
Modeled after the typical Viking sword, this blade is ideally suited for a respectable and strong Viking Warrior. Classic and historical in its design, the Warrior's Viking Sword with Scabbard is a straight-forward blade that was designed for war.
Price: $157.50
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Roman Mainz Sword
Item # AH-3309
The Roman approach to war was simple and pragmatic, and thus the gladius became their primary sword for its ease of use and manufacture. Over time, the gladius was available in two distinct types, with this Roman Mainz Sword being the earlier type.
Price: $162.00
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English Parliament Sword with Scabbard
Item # AH-3358
You almost couldn't ask for a better weapon than this English Parliament Sword with Scabbard. This blade is a typical arming sword out of the middle ages, constructed with quality in mind, ensuring that this sword is as sturdy as it is stunning.
Price: $94.05
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Greek Sword with Bone Handle
Item # AH-4214
While curved swords might have been used by the Greeks for their cutting power, oftentimes Greek warriors were equipped with a straight sword, like the Greek Sword with Bone Handle, because of its overall effectiveness and martial reliability.
Price: $148.50
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Bastard Sword
Item # AH-3377
A Bastard Sword like this one is typically viewed as a combination of a longsword and a claymore, featuring a blade considered narrow when compared to a claymore and a blade considered as long and heavy when compared to a traditional longsword.
Price: $144.00
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Belgione Horn Sword
Item # AH-3356
This weapon is a longsword par excellence, one that any warrior would happily arm themselves with when going into battle. The Belgione Horn Sword is simple in design, possessing a long blade that is perfect for hewing cuts and devastating thrusts.
Price: $117.00
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Plain Viking Sword with Scabbard
Item # AH-3375M
This plain Viking Sword with Scabbard is the perfect picture of what type of sword the average Viking might have carried, circa 950AD. Of course, an actual Viking's sword at the time would have been a bit more worn, thanks to years of use and care.
Price: $126.00
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Korsoygaden Viking Sword
Item # AH-3378
This simple yet attractive Viking sword is modeled after an archaeological find that is dated to 1100AD. Named after where the sword was originally found, this Korsoygaden Viking Sword has a distinctive hilt and a broad, deadly looking blade.
Price: $162.00
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Bronze Celtic Short Sword
Item # AH-2103
Seldom does a warrior go into battle with just one weapon, and even if you don't plan on wielding it, it is always nice to have a back-up weapon. The Bronze Celtic Short Sword is based on a blade that would have accompanied many warriors into battle.
Price: $247.50
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Early Irish Hilt Sword
Item # AH-3292
This sword predates the typical basket hilt Irish swords, although the lack of a basket hilt doesn't make this Early Irish Hilt Sword any less effective or worthwhile. In fact, this sword remains a viable option thanks to its effective blade design.
Price: $110.00
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Bronze Celtic War Sword
Item # AH-2102
Despite any differences between bronze and steel, there is no denying that Bronze Age weapons possess an appearance that rivals those of iron and steel. The Bronze Celtic War Sword, for instance, has a gilded look that is undeniably impressive.
Price: $360.00
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Kopis Sword with Brass Handle
Item # AH-4111BR
The kopis was a blade favored by the ancient Greek warriors, its name literally translating to the phrase "to cut". And with its forward sweeping, convex blade, cutting is something that the Kopis Sword with Brass Handle does very well.
Price: $121.50
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Twisted Claymore
Item # AH-4113
The Twisted Claymore, thusly named because of its distinctive grip, is patterned after the great two-handed blades that were commonly used by the English and the early Scottish during their near-constant clan warfare and their brutal border disputes.
Price: $117.00
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Celtic Foot Soldier Sword
Item # AH-4303
When it came to your average warrior's weapon, you were more likely to find something that was simple and basic, but impressively effective. That in mind, a Celtic warrior would likely have favored a blade like the Celtic Foot Soldier Sword.
Price: $126.00
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Roman Pompeii Sword
Item # AH-3311
The Roman approach to war was simple and pragmatic, and thus the gladius became their primary sword for its ease of use and manufacture. Over time, the gladius was available in two distinct types, with this Roman Pompeii Sword being the later type.
Price: $126.00
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Crusader Cross Sword with Scabbard
Item # AH-3246N
A typical crusader's sword was usually an arming sword or a longsword, depending on the era and the crusader. This Crusader Cross Sword with Scabbard is a fantastic looking and battle ready arming sword that features impressive crusades-era style.
Price: $189.00
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Gothic Bastard Sword
Item # AH-3370
The bastard sword, also known as the hand and a half sword, was an effective and efficient weapon of the medieval ages, and this Gothic Bastard Sword is no different, featuring the same effective design infused with a bit of gothic design for style.
Price: $148.00
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Landsknecht Katzbalger with Scabbard
Item # AH-3367
The Landsknechte were a European mercenary company that consisted primarily of German individuals trained with the use of pikes. When their signature weapon was unsuitable, though, many would wield this Landsknecht Katzbalger with Scabbard as a back-up.
Price: $139.50
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Shrewsbury Sword
Item # AH-3328
In 1403, Henry VI defeated the rebel forces of Henry Percy two miles outside of a Welsh border city. Being named after that battle, this Shrewsbury Sword is patterned after the same swords that would have been used during that medieval conflict.
Price: $102.00
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Guingate Sword with Scabbard
Item # AH-3368
For a warrior of note, status, and prestige, no simple sword will do. Such a warrior would require a blade worthy of their position, one that is regal and grand in appearance, yet still functional. That weapon is this Guingate Sword with Scabbard.
Price: $144.00
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Brass Gladiator Dolch
Item # AH-6251B
Perfectly suited to the brutal close combat of the gladiatorial arenas, short stabbing weapons like this Brass Gladiator Dolch were used by many a Roman gladiator. This blade is relatively easy to handle and is shorter than an average Roman gladius.
Price: $72.00
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Arming Sword with Scabbard
Item # AH-3372
The Arming Sword with Scabbard is a replica of the sword that became the traditional weapon of the knight, before the advent of the longsword. The weapon is a simple, single-handed sword with a broad blade designed for cutting, slashing, and thrusting.
Price: $151.88
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Damascus Viking Sword
Item # AH-3383D
The sword of a Viking warrior was already an impressive weapon, but in this Damascus Viking Sword, it is combined with the almost-legendary look of damascus steel, creating a weapon that looks every inch to be a beautiful yet formidable foe.
Price: $600.00
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Kopis Sword with Bone and Brass Handle
Item # AH-4111BN
The kopis was a blade favored by the ancient Greek warriors, its name literally translating to the phrase "to cut". And with its forward sweeping, convex blade, cutting is something that the Kopis Sword with Bone and Brass Handle does very well.
Price: $121.50
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Kopis Sword with Horse Head Handle
Item # AH-4111H
The kopis was a blade favored by the ancient Greek warriors, its name literally translating to the phrase "to cut". And with its forward sweeping, convex blade, cutting is something that the Kopis Sword with Horse Head Handle does very well.
Price: $153.00
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Late Roman Sword
Item # AH-2001
Similar in design to the gladius, the spatha was a type of straight sword favored by Roman heavy infantry units. This Late Roman Sword is an ornate sword of spatha design, featuring long, straight edges that culminate into a vicious, angular point.
Price: $157.50
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Saxon Sword
Item # AH-3306
In many ways, the Saxon Sword paralleled the design of the Viking sword, possessing many of the same features. All in all, that's not a bad thing, though, as it means that this Saxon Sword is a simple yet impressive blade that looks fit for battle.
Price: $144.50
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Norwegian Sword
Item # AH-4102
This Viking sword is equal parts effective blade and elegant display. With its broad, classic blade and its impressive hilt, this Norwegian Sword truly is a stunning example of how simple Viking weapons can be made into striking works of art.
Price: $135.00
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Chieftain's Viking Sword with Scabbard
Item # AH-3305M
Modeled after the typical Viking sword, this blade is a weapon fit only for a powerful Viking leader or warlord. Classic and historical in its design, the Chieftain's Viking Sword with Scabbard is a straight-forward blade that was designed for battle.
Price: $166.50
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Damascus Medieval Leaf Shaped Sword
Item # AH-3384D
Damascus steel was fabled not only for its stunning appearance, but also for its incredible strength and its ability to hold a superb edge. This Damascus Medieval Leaf Shaped Sword features the look and feel of that same legendary Middle Eastern steel.
Price: $599.00
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Greek Sword
Item # AH-4212
While curved swords might have been used by the Greeks for their cutting power, oftentimes Greek hoplites and warriors were equipped with a straight sword, like the Greek Sword, because of its overall effectiveness and martial reliability.
Price: $171.00
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Bronze Celtic Antennae Sword
Item # AH-2101
Not all Celtic weapons were designed with pure function in mind. Take, for example, the Bronze Celtic Antennae Sword. This weapon features a classic, effective blade and a simple hilt set with a flowing, decorative pommel, all cast in bronze.
Price: $360.00
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Economy Pompeii Gladius Sword
Item # AH-4211E
The gladius was the favored weapon of the Roman legion, and in trained hands, this short blade became one of the most effective in history. The Economy Pompeii Gladius Sword is modeled and named after the Pompeii gladius, which featured parallel edges.
Price: $117.00
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Tewkesbury Sword
Item # AH-3371
The Tewkesbury Sword is a classic example of a medieval long sword, featuring a gently tapered sword that looks like it would excel at both cutting and thrusting. That makes it the ideal weapon to find in the hand of any medieval warrior.
Price: $119.00
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3rd Century Roman Spatha
Item # AH-2002
Similar in design to the gladius, the spatha was a type of straight sword favored by Roman heavy infantry units. This 3rd Century Roman Spatha is an ornate looking sword, featuring long, straight edges that culminate into a vicious, angular point.
Price: $180.00
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Damascus Viking Sword
Item # AH-3382D
Not only was the damascus steel of the Middle Eastern swordsmiths of old possessed of immense beauty, but it was also said to be legendary for its sharpness and strength. If such were the case, then this Damascus Viking Sword would be nigh-unbeatable.
Price: $515.00
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Pompeii Gladius Sword
Item # AH-4211
The gladius was the favored weapon of the Roman legion, and in trained hands, this short blade became one of the most effective in history. The Pompeii Gladius Sword is modeled and named after the Pompeii gladius, which featured parallel edges.
Price: $180.00
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Spartacus Sword
Item # AH-2003
This Spartacus Sword is a variant of the classic gladiator weapon, the dolch. This blade is more stylized and more ornate, befitting the name of Spartacus, who was one of the most famous gladiators and rebels to ever challenge Rome's authority.
Price: $180.00
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3rd Century Roman Sword
Item # AH-4221
Similar in design to the gladius, the spatha was a type of straight sword favored by Roman heavy infantry units. This 3rd Century Roman Sword is an ornate looking spatha, featuring long, straight edges that culminate into a vicious, angular point.
Price: $144.00
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Roman Cavalry Sword
Item # AH-4208
The Romans did utilize cavalry forces to decimate their foes from time to time, equipping them with this Roman Cavalry Sword instead of the typical gladius to ensure that every mounted warrior had the reach necessary to strike foes while on the move.
Price: $166.50
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Ornate Pompeii Gladius Sword
Item # AH-4211N
The gladius was the favored weapon of the Roman legion, and in trained hands, this short blade became one of the most effective in history. The Ornate Pompeii Gladius Sword is modeled and named after the Pompeii gladius, which featured parallel edges.
Price: $157.50
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Roman Mainz Gladius Sword
Item # AH-4209
The gladius was the favored weapon of the Roman legion, and in trained hands, this short blade became one of the most effective in history. The Roman Mainz Gladius Sword is so-named because it is a lethal and deadly looking leaf-styled Mainz blade.
Price: $166.50
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Gladius of Mainz Sword
Item # AH-2005
The gladius was the favored weapon of the Roman legion, and in trained hands, this short blade became one of the most effective in history. The Gladius of Mainz Sword is modeled after an early-era Roman gladius that featured a deadly waisted blade.
Price: $189.00
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Gladiator Barbarian Sword
Item # AH-6425
The Romans had a habit of replicating conquered enemies in the gladiatorial pits, allowing citizens to relive the conquests of the armies. As such, even weapons like this Gladiator Barbarian Sword could be found in the hands of a skilled gladiator.
Price: $247.50
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Delos Sword
Item # AH-4215
Similar in design to the gladius, the spatha was a type of straight sword favored by Roman heavy infantry units. This Delos Sword is a simple blade with obvious Hispanic influences that is modeled after a Roman sword found in Delos, Greece.
Price: $171.00
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Pompeii Gladius II Sword
Item # AH-4210
The gladius was the favored weapon of the Roman legion, and in trained hands, this short blade became one of the most effective in history. The Pompeii Gladius II Sword is modeled and named after the Pompeii gladius, which featured parallel edges.
Price: $166.50
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Damascus Viking Sword
Item # AH-3381D
In medieval days, damascus steel was steel used in Middle Eastern swordmaking, and was reported to be much stronger than European steel. If that's true, then this Damascus Viking Sword would be quite the weapon, being both beautiful and deadly.
Price: $515.00
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Damascus Roman Mainz Gladius
Item # AH-4209D
The gladius was the Roman weapon of choice for many years, and it exceled during its years of service. This Damascus Roman Mainz Gladius mimics the design of the classic Roman sword and enhances it with a resplendent looking damascus steel pattern.
Price: $561.00
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Damascus Late Roman Sword
Item # AH-2001D
This Damascus Late Roman Sword is modeled after the spatha, which was similar in nature to the gladius, except it featured a longer blade. This weapon also differs, as it features a stunning ripple to its steel that is only found in damascus weapons.
Price: $510.00
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Damascus 3rd Century Roman Spatha
Item # AH-2002D
This sword is modeled after one of the longer blades wielded by the Legion during 3rd Century Rome, with one exception. That exception is that instead of regular steel, this Damascus 3rd Century Roman Spatha has a blade patterned after damascus steel.
Price: $510.00
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