sword
bladed weapon longer than a knife or dagger
Blindheim sword
bronze age sword found in Norway
dao (Naga sword)
type of sword
bearing sword
ceremonial weapon
katana
Japanese sword, that was used by samurai
hunting sword
swords designed specifically for hunting
Backsword
type of European sword
khanda
type of sword common in Indian martial arts
Japanese sword
traditionally made sword from Japan
Sword of Stalingrad
King George VI's historic sword of the United Kingdom
Cham Lu
sword
arming sword
straight, double-edged bladed weapon
ceremonial sword
sword solely for protocol or ceremonial purposes
saber
type of backsword with a curved blade
co jang
Klewang sword from Indonesia
Ram-dao
Bangali sword
scythe sword
type of sword
Korean sword
type of swords
Carolingian sword
type of sword prevalent in Western and Northern Europe during the Early Middle Ages
Slavic swords
Swords of Slavic peoples
harpe
type of sword featuring a sickle-like protuberence
flaming sword
mythological object mentioned in the Bible
Bamburgh Sword
7th century sword unearthed at Bamburgh Castle, Northumberland, UK, in 1960
single-edged sword
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The Abingdon Sword
late Anglo-Saxon iron sword and hilt
Tao Shi Jian
Bronze sword type
Gari
Short sword from Nias, Indonesia
City of London swords
ceremonial weapons
backsword
type of European sword
Sword of Honour of privateer Pierre Anguier
object in Musée national de la Marine
arma de ponce
ancient Roman sword
Spada da lato
Renaissance-era sword type
executioner's sword
usually a two-handed sword used as an executioner's tool of trade
hanger
type of cutting sword often used by infantry
Constable of France sword
sword of a Constable of France, made circa 1480, with leather shaft ornated with a fleur-de-lys field, formerly in the collections of the princes of Condé at Chantilly Caste
Flame-bladed sword
Sword with an undulating blade