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The Passau Wolf Mark Few symbols in the history of European swords are as recognizable, mysterious, or influential as ... Read More »
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. Read More »
Makidome Explained: The Fin... The ito (wrapping) normally forms a knot on one side of the tsuka (handle), and then goes over or... Read More »
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... Read More »
The Fuchi - Parts of a Japa... The fuchi is the metal bordering piece between the swords tsuba (guard) and tsuka (handle). The f... Read More »
Kogai and Kozuka: The Hidde... Discover the difference between kogai, kozuka, and kogatana in Japanese sword mountings. Learn ho... Read More »
The Kashira - Parts of a Ja... Learn what the kashira is on a Japanese katana, how it differs from a pommel, and why collectors ... Read More »
Caring for Your Sword Durin... Protect your sword from winter damage with this complete guide to humidity control, safe storage,... Read More »
Choosing the Right Iaito fo... Discover how to select the ideal iaito sword for your height and training level. Learn traditiona... Read More »
The Decorative Sword vs. Th... In this article we are going to have a look at the functional sword and the decorative sword and ... Read More »
Viking Sword Type Æ – The L... Type Æ Viking swords, with curved guards and no pommel, mark the late 10th century. Transitional ... Read More »