• Roman Gladius Sword: Legacy of the Empire

    Roman Gladius Sword: Legacy of the Empire

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    Key Takeways: The Roman gladius sword was the core weapon of the Empire, designed for precise thrusting in tight infantry formations. Its evolution - from Iberian designs to Pompeii and Mainz styles - reveals why Romans chose the gladius instead of longer swords. The gladius influenced later European weapons and remains iconic in museums, films, and reenactments. FWOSI offers authentic Roman gladius swords for...
  • Short Sword: Types, History, and Modern Uses

    Short Sword: Types, History, and Modern Uses

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    Key Highlights: Short swords range between 18–30 inches, balancing speed and power. Used in ancient warfare, now prized in martial arts and collections. FWOSI’s hand-forged blades reflect true craftsmanship and authenticity. Perfect for reenactments, decorative displays, and serious collectors. Combines historical design with modern durability and artistry.   A short sword is a compact, double-edged blade ranging from 12 to 30 inches (30–76 cm)...
  • Different Parts of a Sword: Basic Sword Anatomy

    Different Parts of a Sword: Basic Sword Anatomy

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    Key Highlights: A sword is made up of two main sections: the blade and the hilt. Key parts include the tip, edge, spine, fuller, guard, grip, and pommel. The scabbard or sheath stores and protects the blade. Designs vary by culture, such as Viking swords, katanas, and rapiers. Choosing a sword replica requires attention to tang, steel quality, and balance. A sword is more...
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