Item Tag: Unsharpened

Manufacturer Deepeeka. TheRoman 2nd century spatha was a type of long sword used primarily by Roman cavalry and, increasingly by the end of the century, by infantry as well. Origin : The spatha evolved from earlier Celtic longswords and Germanic influences, adopted into Roman service during the 1st century AD.

Three sizes of classic Japanese samurai katana for your selection. The blade is made of 1060 high carbon steel, paired with solid wooden tsuka (handle) wrapped by red traditional cord. Blade Material: 1060 High Carbon Steel.

Chinese artistic double-edged Jian sword forged from premium 1095 high carbon steel. Blade Material: 1095 High Carbon Steel. Fittings: Antique silver alloy carved hardware.

Marked Spain Toledo within the ornate blade decoration. Engraved round guards and decorative blades. Sold as a pair.

This stunning blue dragon katana is forged from 1095 high carbon steel, fitted with a solid wooden handle wrapped in classic blue diamond-pattern woven cord. The matching dark blue scabbard features all-over subtle embossed dragon textures and a coordinated blue binding cord.

The matching scabbard is fully covered with embossed dragon patterns for a cohesive luxurious appearance. Blade Material: High Manganese s Steel. Decorative Fittings: Blue plated alloy with full dragon carving.

The blade adopts a stunning blue finish fully etched with elaborate silver dragon patterns; the matched deep-blue scabbard is covered with all-over delicate dragon embossed texture and fitted with supporting black binding cord.

Decorative fantasy curved dagger crafted from high manganese steel. The blade features sleek polished surface with distinctive jagged decorative spine. Blade Material: High Manganese Steel. Fittings: Antique bronze alloy carved hardware.

Classical Chinese dragon head single-edged sword made of premium 1060 high carbon steel. The blade adopts antique bronze coloring with delicate carved decorative patterns. Blade Material: 1060 High Carbon Steel.

Korfu Kopis is based on the original Iron Kopis from 320BC at Athens museum. Swords from 4th cent. BC weren’t quenched/hardened. TheKopís (Greek: κοπίς, plural: kopídes) is a type of ancient Greek sword or large cutting blade.