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Honshu Historic Forge Templar Sword - 1080 carbon steel, 46 1/4" overall
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349
Honshu
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279.99
50984
Honshu Historic Forge Ballinderry Viking Sword - 1080 carbon steel blade, 35" overall
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350
Honshu
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Viking Swords
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334.99
31442
M48 Naginata Polearm | 10" stainless steel blade | 57 1/2" overall | Vortec sheath included
USD
351
M48
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99.99
51030
Caesura Sword Of Kvothe And Plaque - Officially Licensed, 1060 High Carbon Steel Blade, Leather-Wrapped Handle
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352
Jalic
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256.99
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50703
Legends In Steel Viking King Sword - Damascus Steel Blade
USD
356
Legends in Steel
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Gladius Swords
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129.99
30293
Black Shirasaya Musha Bushido Sword
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357
TrueSwords
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65.99
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SWORDS FAQS
- What is the difference between a broadsword, katana, and saber?
The broadsword is known for its wide, straight blade, ideal for slashing. The katana features a curved, single-edged blade and is designed for precise cutting, while the saber has a curved blade used for both slashing and thrusting, typically seen in cavalry use. - What is the best katana sword to buy?
That depends on what your intended use is. If you are looking for a replica to make a wallhanger, then the katana that offers the best visually aesthetic appeal is the best. If you intend to train with it, then a battle ready katana is the best option. In that case, a damascus, tool steel, or spring steel katana would be the best option. See our collection of battle ready swords, which can be used for live swordplay, for more information. - What materials are used to make swords?
Swords are commonly made from high-carbon steel, stainless steel, or Damascus steel for the blade. Handles may feature materials like wood, leather, or synthetic wraps, providing both durability and grip. - Are swords functional or just for display?
TrueSwords.com offers both functional and decorative swords. Functional swords are designed for activities like cutting practice and martial arts, while decorative swords are intended for display purposes. - What maintenance is required for a sword?
Regular maintenance includes cleaning the blade, applying oil to prevent rust, and storing the sword in a dry environment. This will help maintain the blade’s sharpness and prevent corrosion. - What is the best sword for beginners?
For beginners, lighter swords such as the katana or smaller broadswords are recommended, as they are easier to handle and maintain. Decorative swords are also a great option for new collectors. - What is the best sword for self defense?
The best home defense sword is invariably a battle ready sword made from an appropriate steel alloy, tempered, and with full tang construction. These swords for modern purposes can stand up to training and actual cutting. Take a closer look at our battle ready collection to learn more about what makes a good sword for home defense, as well as to explore a wide range of options.