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Primary sword for ancient roman foot soldiers
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The Khanda Sword is a South Asian double-edge straight sword
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This Anglo-Saxon sword not only was deadly, but was used in representing rank among the Vikings
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A double-edged Japanese straight sword
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An impressive straight sword made from steel. Commonly used by Vikings
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This Arabic Saif Sword is commonly called a scimitar. Saif means sword in the Arabic language.
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Kora swords were used in Nepal and North India for both fighting and sacrificial processes.
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Often referred to as the knightly sword
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The Falchion Sword is a medieval single handed, one edged sword.
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A long sword originally forged in the middle of Japan's medieval Helian period.
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The Two-handed broadsword was a specialized and effective infantry weapon
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Estoc literally means thrust in French.
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The Talwar Sword is a curved sword from the Indian Subcontinent
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Made during feudal Japan and was worn by the samurai class
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The Kris Sword contains three parts; blade, hilt, and sheath.
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A very short sword often thought instead as a really long dagger
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Shirasaya literally translates to white scabbard and refers to a plain wooden scabbard.
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Messer means knife in German, and therefor is called the great combat knife.
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Dha is the Burmese word for knife
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This weapon was great to use while riding horseback, due to it's light weight design
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Just as the name implies, this sword was used primarily for decapitations of the condemned.
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Sword carried by Musketeers, masters of swordplay and defenders of the crown.
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Is a special kind of sabre; very sharp, single edged, guardless sword
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Often called the musicians sword, because it was light weight and had a small grip.
