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Falcata
⚔️ The Falcata – Spain’s Most Feared Blade!
Before the Roman legions ruled the known world, they faced warriors whose blades were as fearsome as their courage. Enter the Celt-Iberian Falcata, a sword so devastating that even Roman shields and helmets were no match for its curved bite.
Inspired by Greek or Etruscan designs, the falcata found its deadliest form in the hands of Iberian tribes. With its forward-weighted curve and chopping power, it became a symbol of resistance and raw battlefield force.
This faithful recreation by Windlass Steelcrafts features a sharpened, high-carbon steel blade and a fitted scabbard, a striking nod to the ancient warrior spirit.
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Comte de Nieuwerkerke Sword
Put history in your hands.
This sword is modeled after a 14th-century piece from the Comte de Nieuwerkerke collection, now part of the Wallace Collection in London. With a classic Type XV profile, this piece features a sharply tapered blade with a diamond cross-section, perfect for the precise thrusting techniques of the late medieval period.
Known as a “bastard sword” or “hand-and-a-half,” it offers versatility in use, gripped with one hand for speed or both for power.
This replica by Deepeeka is full tang, heat treated, and comes complete with a scabbard, ready for collectors, reenactors, or students of history.
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14th Century Arming Sword
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A Sword Lost to Time – Reborn for the Modern Collector
Discovered in a peat bog and now faithfully reproduced from an original in the Royal Armouries, this arming sword echoes the clash and chaos of the early Hundred Years’ War. With a broad, leaf-shaped blade, elegantly curved crossguard, and faceted pommel, it’s a piece that’s both visually striking and historically rich.
⚔️ Hand-forged from 1080 high-carbon steel
⚔️ Distal taper and full tempering for balance and power
⚔️ Leather-covered wood sheath with ornate brass chape
⚔️ Includes Certificate of Authenticity & polishing cloth
Whether you're a reenactor, collector, or lover of medieval craftsmanship, this sword isn’t just a display piece—it’s history in your hand.
📉 Now on sale while supplies last—don’t miss your chance to own a legend!
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The Sword of Fili
The sword carried by Fili, nephew of Thorin Oakenshield, is one of the most elegant Elven inspired weapons seen in The Hobbit films. With flowing lines, intricate detailing, and a graceful profile, it reflects both noble heritage and deadly precision.
This officially licensed reproduction captures the distinctive look of Fili's sword, making it a standout display piece for Tolkien collectors, fantasy enthusiasts, and lovers of cinematic craftsmanship.
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Scottish Sgian Dubh
The Sgian Dubh is more than just a knife, it’s a piece of Scottish identity. First carried discreetly under the arm, it eventually found its place tucked into the stocking—earning the nickname “stocking dirk.” Its Gaelic name means “black knife,” a nod to the dark handles of early examples.
By the 18th century, the Sgian Dubh had become inseparable from Highland dress. Worn openly, it symbolized both honour and trust when visiting another’s home. Today, it remains an essential part of the kilt ensemble, carrying centuries of tradition and pride.
This forged carbon steel version by Windlass Steelcrafts features a carved black wooden handle, nickel silver fittings embossed with a thistle, and a matching sheath. Lightweight yet authentic, it’s a timeless addition for collectors, reenactors, or anyone celebrating Scottish heritage.
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