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European Swords
Reliks functional European swords are suitable for re-enactment, stage use or for theatrical duels. These pieces are forged from high carbon steel with proper tempering processes and sword construction for safety and durability. These swords not only replicate the originals aesthetically but also in production technique. These swords can hold there own with those found on historic medieval battlefields.
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Japanese Swords (Katana)
Our functional Japanese swords and katana are suitable for the martial artist and collector. These swords come with live blades suitable for tamashgiri. The factory sharpened edges are ready to cut tatami mats. These Japanese swords are made by top manufactures and sword smiths from around the world using authentic materials and sword production techniques.
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Chinese Swords
Reliks.com's functional Chinese swords are crafted for the martial artist, designed with consultation of martial arts masters ensuring proper weight and balance for the martial artist. Our tai chi swords and kung fu swords are produced by accomplished sword smiths and are not only aesthetically pleasing, these swords are carefully crafted tools for the martial artist.
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Fantasy Swords
Fantasy and movie swords that are not only collectible, they are real forged swords!
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Functional Rapiers
Step into the age of Renaissance swordsmanship with a selection of functional rapiers based on historical Euro
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Stage Combat Swords
Stage swords are made to withstand heavier abuse than our historically accurate “battle ready” swords. They are forged with more robust blades for sword on sword fight choreography, theatrical duels and Western Martial Arts (WMA).
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Cavalry Sabre
Our selection of American Sabers and British Sabres our hand forged and as functional as the original post Napoleonic cavalry swords. These pieces are suitable for re-enactment or sabre fencing as well as can be edged for cutting practitioners
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Practice Swords
A swordsman has never become a master without the proper training equipment. We have a wide selection of boken, shinai and wasters for the martial artist and re-enactor. These wooden swords, foam swords and aluminum training swords are perfect for training sword technique and sword forms. These swords are the safest for live demonstrations or presentations that should not be performed with your live blades.
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English Mortuary Hilt Backs...
English Mortuary Hilt Backsword(10) New images were added to the English Mortuary Hilt Backsword ...
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Colichemarde Sword
Colichemarde Sword(9) New images were added to the Colichemarde Sword gallery today.
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Gross Messer Sword
Gross Messer Sword(9) New images were added to the Gross Messer Sword gallery today.
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Cavalier Rapier
Cavalier Rapier(8) New images were added to the Cavalier Rapier gallery today.
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Classic Hoplite Sword
Classic Hoplite Sword(10) New images were added to the Classic Hoplite Sword gallery today.
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Italian Storta Sword
Italian Storta Sword(10) New images were added to the Italian Storta Sword gallery today.
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The Passau Wolf Mark
Few symbols in the history of European swords are as recognizable, mysterious, or influential as ...
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The Gladius - The Sword of ...
What did the roman army carry? Have a look at as we break down the parts of the Roman gladius.
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Makidome Explained: The Fin...
The ito (wrapping) normally forms a knot on one side of the tsuka (handle), and then goes over or...
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The Habaki: The Hidden Lock...
Learn what a habaki is, how it works, and why this small metal collar is one of the most importan...
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The Fuchi - Parts of a Japa...
The fuchi is the metal bordering piece between the swords tsuba (guard) and tsuka (handle). The f...
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Kogai and Kozuka: The Hidde...
Discover the difference between kogai, kozuka, and kogatana in Japanese sword mountings. Learn ho...
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The Kashira - Parts of a Ja...
Learn what the kashira is on a Japanese katana, how it differs from a pommel, and why collectors ...
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Caring for Your Sword Durin...
Protect your sword from winter damage with this complete guide to humidity control, safe storage,...
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Choosing the Right Iaito fo...
Discover how to select the ideal iaito sword for your height and training level. Learn traditiona...
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The Decorative Sword vs. Th...
In this article we are going to have a look at the functional sword and the decorative sword and ...
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Viking Sword Type Æ – The L...
Type Æ Viking swords, with curved guards and no pommel, mark the late 10th century. Transitional ...
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