Every battle ready sword available on Buying a Sword can be found here in the Functional Swords category. These combat weapons are crafted to be able to withstand the rigors of use, designed by renowned manufacturers like Tinker Pearce, Windlass, CAS Iberia, and Hanwei. Made from high carbon steel, many of these re-enactment swords are designed for historical accuracy, ensuring that they work equally well as collectibles and display weapons. These functional blades come in a range of styles inspired by various Cultures and Eras, including Scottish and Celtic, Roman, Greek, Viking, Medieval, Renaissance, Pirate, Civil War, Oriental, and others. Browse for a few moments, and you will see claymores, rapiers, broadswords, bastard swords, scimitars, sabers, cutlasses, shashkas, katana, hand and a half swords, and many, many more options to suit your needs.
This Black Prince Sword with Scabbard and Belt is a reproduction of an artifact discovered in the mid-20th century, later identified by Ewart Oakeshott, an expert in medieval swords, as the blade of Prince Edward of Woodstock.
The Practical Shinobi Ninja-to, whose construction patterns that of the Practical Katana, is a wonderful addition for those studying the Way of the Ninja. The blade is hand-forged from high-carbon steel and is differentially hardened.
The enemy is unable to detect your movements. You are quiet and swift when darting through the shadows, wielding the Black Shadow Warrior Samurai Sword. This functional sword looks great on the battlefield and on display in your home.
A true warrior wishes for a blade to match the heroic deeds they have done. The Black Sword is worthy of a dragon slayer or fantasy hero. This carbon steel blade makes a fantastic gift for a friend, collectible, or reenactment weapon.
As swift and as powerful as the wind, you strike a blow against the enemy. They have little hope against you and the Black Windburst Damascus Katana. This functional sword looks great on the battlefield and on display in your home.
When you want an oriental sword with a utilitarian design that you can use to practice your skills, then the Black Wood Katana makes a good option. This functional Japanese sword has a practical design without unnecessary frills.
If you are looking for a traditional Japanese blade with good quality and an affordable price, be sure to check out the Black Wood Shirasaya with Lacquer Scabbard. This oriental sword features a classic, minimalist design.
The renowned blind Samurai Zatoichi carried an iconic stick sword, known well by the fans of the long running book, film, and television series. Own a stunning version of that legendary sword with the Black Zatoichi Stick Sword.
Duelists of the later eras often favored a variety of weapons. One master might prefer the small sword, while another, the cut-and-thrust sword. This Blackened Short English Saber is another style of sword that had its own advantages.
Great knight, wield your Bohemund Stage Combat Sword while you fight on Crusade. You are ready to take on whatever the enemy decides to send at you. This sword is wonderful for controlled reenactments and theater productions.
The swept hilt rapier was quite popular in the late 16th and early 17th centuries. This Bone Grip Swept Hilt Rapier is hand forged and has a blade of high carbon steel. The diamond cross section provides firmness and flexibility.
Perfectly suited to the combat of the gladiatorial arenas, short weapons like this Bone Handled Gladiator Dolch were used by many a Roman gladiator. As weapons, they also helped ensure an exciting match for the spectators, too.