This is the swords section of our library. It contains collections of historical information about swords, their production and even how they were used. You will find articles about modern production and training swords that are available. We even list D.I.Y. (Do it Yourself) materials to help assist with the repair and maintenance of your swords.
The evolution of the medieval sword began earlier than 1500 BC with the traditional one-handed sword carried by the celts.
The shirasaya often confused as a “shirasaya sword” or “ shirasaya katana” was not really a sword at all even though when opened it would reveal a precious katana blade.
Taking apart a katana for sword cleaning and maintenance. This DIY article will show you step by step how to disassemble and reassemble your Japanese Katana.
You left your sword in a moisture trapping scabbard too long and now its rusty. This DIY article will show you in 7 easy steps how to make your sword look like new again
A rudis is a wooden sword received by a gladiator who achieved earning his freedom or retirement. It was carried with him as proof of his accent from slave
In this article we are going to have a look at the functional sword and the decorative sword and explain the key differences between them.
The Kopis is a very unique sword with a clever design. The forward curving blade is called a recurve capable of heavy cleaving.
There are so many training swords available that it can be hard to choose the right one if you are just starting out. Here's where to start.
The cutlass is the famous sword of the high seas. The cutlass was quite a good working sword and was carried on land and sea but was most popular and remembered as a sailors sword.
How was the Japanese Samurai Katana Displayed and Why? Learn Why and How we Use Tradition In Our Displays Today.
How to take care of decorative swords as well as functional swords. These are the most basic and simple steps
How Windlass Steelcrafts uses traditional forging tecniques to produce hand forged functional swords that could hold their own against the swords they are modaled after.
Hanwei has set the standard for semi-production katana produced today for the modern martial artist.
Reliks can sharpen your European sword for your Western martial art and sword cutting practice. Great for cutting pool noodles and tatami mats
These Are The 6 Commen Steps Required To Forge A Differential Tempered Katana. Additional Steps Are Required For A Traditional Folded Or Damscus Blade.
Admired for his fighting skills by the throngs of citizens that attended the Gla... more
The Honshu Boshin Practice Grosse Messer Sword gives you the look and feel of a ... more
Ewart Oakeshott, renowned English sword enthusiast, researcher, and author of cr... more
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