Swords

Marto: a flame, a master, and the secret of tempering What makes a sword a legend? It’s not just the shape of its blade or the beauty of its hilt; it’s the history imprinted in its steel, the hand …

Legend has it that in the 17th-century fencing salons, a flower was placed on the tip of a sword to transform blood and fury into a game of precision; from that subtle gesture the foil was born, an weapon …

Legend Says: The Blade that Whispers to the Hearts of Kings What turns a sword into a myth? It’s not just the steel, nor the runes that burn in its sheath; it’s the story that carves its edge into …

Legend has it that a sword capable of changing a kingdom’s destiny is not just metal and blade, but a mirror reflecting the honor, treachery, and hope of a people. Excalibur, King Arthur’s sword, has lived this double life: …

Legend has it that, beneath a burial mound in Suffolk, a sleeping blade guarded the echo of a reign for centuries. When the mound was opened in 1939, not just corroded iron appeared: a history carved in gold and …

Legend tells: the blades of Middle-earth are not mere tools; they are witnesses to oaths, inheritors of forgotten lineages, and dormant flames that illuminate the darkest moments of the night. In this journey, you will understand why a sword …

Legend has it that in the heat of battle, when the clash of shields and spears made the earth tremble, there was a curved blade that cut through the air like the scythe of destiny: the kopis. This single-edged, …

Types of Spathas: From Roman Cavalry to the Medieval Sword Legend has it that in the Empire’s border camps, the clang of long steel heralded the arrival of a new era. The spatha was not just another sword; it …

Legend has it that, before iron spoke in the heat of battle, artisans were already seeking the perfect form for a blade to cut and a handle to obey the warrior’s arm. Understanding the parts of the sword is …

Legend has it that in the heat of the battles that took Alexander III of Macedon beyond the limits of the known world, the sword shining in the hands of his warriors cut like the wind. That image — …

A Blade That Does Not Cut Time: The Legend Behind Masonic Swords Legend has it that, in the gloom of a lodge, the tip of a sword marked the beginning of an inner transformation. It was not a sword …

What is it about the Atlantean Sword that made it an icon that transcends decades? From its appearance in the 1982 film to the functional replicas of today, Conan’s Atlantean sword combines myth, cinema, and craftsmanship. In this article, …

What does the Alfonso X The Wise sword represent today? More than a weapon, the sword attributed to Alfonso X is a visual symbol of a reign that combined military power, political ambition, and an intense passion for letters …

What makes the Braveheart sword so recognizable? Is it a cinematic replica, a historical piece, or simply a symbol of freedom? In this comprehensive article, we will analyze everything from the iconography generated by the film to the historical …

Rusticity carries a history. Rustic swords combine aesthetics, function, and tradition, offering collectors, re-enactors, and history buffs pieces with their own character. Why is this finish so sought after today? In this article, we will explore what defines a …

The scimitar sword is one of the most recognizable images of the Islamic and Eastern world: a curved, light and sharp blade that not only transformed horseback combat but also left a deep mark on the culture, symbolism and …

The Roman spatha is one of the most decisive pieces for understanding the military transition between classical Rome and Late Antiquity. Why did a long sword, with Central European roots, come to replace the iconic gladius and change the …

The Torshov Viking sword is a historical replica that combines archaeological fidelity, functionality, and aesthetics. This article explores its origin, technical characteristics, use in historical reenactment, and practical tips for safely choosing, maintaining, and using a Torshov. Why the …