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Pirate Swords
Just when pirates couldn't get any cooler, Johnny Depp goes and immortalizes Captain Jack Sparrow in Pirates of the Carribean. Sure, some of these aren't your typical pirate swords, but all fit the pirate mold quite well. Arrrr.
SBA-BRIGANTINEPIRATE
Brigantine Officer's Naval Cutlass
$71
In Stock!
SBA-BRIGWOOD
Brigantine Officer's Naval Cutlass with Wooden Grip
$71
In Stock!
SBA-SWD-MED-FALCHION
Medieval European Falchion
$77
In Stock!
This falchion has a nice curve to it and is weighted similarly to the first falchions created. Sleek design and a distinct blade groove put this falchion in a class of its own.
SBC-BUCCANEERII
Buccaneer Pirate Cutlass Available with Brass or Silver Colored Guard
$98
In Stock!
SBC-PIRATEHANGER-P
Pewter Pirate Wall Hangers for Swords, Daggers and Flintlock Pistols
$15
In Stock!
SBMU-PIRATECUTLASS
Pirate Cutlass - Tempered Pirate Saber
$185
In Stock!
SBA-SINDARKILIJ
The Sindar Kilij - Scimitar of the Ottoman Empire
$57
Out of Stock
SBBR-BATTLESCIMITAR
Decorative Battle Scimitar with Two-Tone Grip
$56
Out of Stock
SBBR-PERSIANPRINCE
Persian Prince War Scimitar
$52
Out of Stock
SBCH-SABRE-HUTTON
Hutton Sabre - Military Sabre
$90
Out of Stock
Strongblade Lore
(A Bit of History According to Strongblade)
Cutlass was originally used by pirates and buccaneers(essentially another name for pirates). The word cutlass comes from a 17th-century English variation of coutelas, a 16th-century French word for a machete-like blade. The cutlass has a short curved blade and was historically favored by sailors because of its effectiveness as a fighting tool in close quarters. The short curved blade allowed for quick slashing movements useful in a melee style battle. Even today sailing vessels have limited space but even more so in the 16th century. Someone wielding a long bladed weapon would have been at a distinct disadvantage as compared to a much more maneuverable short blade.
Inspired by Model SBMU-PIRATECUTLASS
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