Spare part | ref.51205 Jiangshi Broadsword

Qing Broadsword (Qing dynasty), rigid blade, carbon steel.

Broadsword with a slender, curved blade in an elegantly designed sheath. The Silver Swallow is a tribute to a long tradition of long Chinese Broadswords

The Royal Arsenal Infantry Han Dao is a high fidelity recreation of a Han Dao infantry Broadsword as discovered in the Royal Arsenal at Chang An.

The Tang Heng Dao is a straight Dao wielded with one hand, equipped with a scabbard with a two-point suspension system influenced by Sassanid swords.

The Double Dragons Sui Dao is inspired by a rare Sui Dynasty (581 - 618) Dao in the Weapons and Armor Collection of the Metropolitan Museum of Art in New York.

This sword is an identical replica of a rare, well-preserved Song Hand Dao. It has a longer handle so that the Dao can be wielded with two hands if necessary.

Yan Ling Dao marks a transition from traditional straight blade Chinese Dao to curve Dao. The blade is mostly straight with a smooth curve towards the tip of the blade. Many original specimens came with an upper edge and 1-2 fullers. Yan Ling Dao is suitable for both cavalry and infantry and was popular in late Ming and early Qing dynasty.

Style of broadsword from the Qing dynasty. Handcraft forged according traditional techniques for battle weapon and cutting purpose. 8000 Damascus layers.

Rigid blade made of carbon and manganese steel, coppered and wooden parts are covered with black patina. Made in Longquan forges. This is a Taiji broadsword, Yang style.

Japanese sword with straight and thick blade of a little more than 74 cm.

Mix between a ninjato and a sword, this weapon is more than 1.3kg for a 74cm blade. Steel blade, wood and black PVC scabbard decorated with tiger heads. Unsharpened blade with sharp point.