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Tinker Medieval
Tinker Viking
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CAS has commissioned Michael ‘Tinker’ Pearce to design a line of swords that will satisfy both the sparring and cutting needs of Western Martial Arts practitioners. Matching sharp and blunt versions of each sword in the series offer the same outstanding handling characteristics in both disciplines.
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Long Sword
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Medieval
Scottish
Viking
Roman
English
Side Sword
Accessories
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This collection reproduces a wide range of arms from around the European continent from the 2nd to the 18th century. The progression in sword functionality from the Roman short sword, Medieval long sword and Scottish Basket-Hilts greatly reflects the vast diversity in European swords.
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Sir William Marshall Sword
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'Iberia' Line
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Now produced by Hanwei, these sword designs represent some of the most recognizable and noteworthy sword forms throughout history. An exceptional value, these swords are well built with forged blades and peened pommels. Each model includes a wood core scabbard.
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Scimitar
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Practical
Medieval
Viking
Norman
Scottish
English
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Practical (blunt) versions of our most popular models built specifically for combat, stage and reenactments.
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Practical Single-Hand Sword
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Shields & Bucklers
Bosses
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Shields, Bucklers and Bosses in a variety of styles and sizes.
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Rob Roy Targe
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Rapiers / Main Gauche
Practical Rapiers
Daggers
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These Rapiers represent what many define to be the most gentlemanly of Sword Martial Arts. Re-created from surviving examples and built to exacting standards to meet the needs of rapier sparring practitioners. Many of our rapiers and main gauche are built so the blade may be interchanged with our practical sparring blade for safety.
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Practical Rapier, 37" Blade
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Fencing
Modern Fencing
Sabres
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Our line of modern fencing blades and accessories provide essential equipment for the modern-day sport fencer. One of the rapidly growing arts within historical fencing societies is that of sabre fencing in the late 19th century Italian style, originating with fencing masters who were employed to train mounted troops in the effective use of military sabre.
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Modern Fencing Practice Foil
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Axes / Maces
Viking
Danish
Medieval
Maces / Flails
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The proliferation of axes / maces on the European continent is well known and for good reason, second only to the basic spear an axe head was much easier and cheaper for the medieval blacksmith to produce. We have several examples from around the continent and from different time periods.
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Hero’s Axe
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Pole Arms
Viking
Roman
English
Medieval
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Being easy to produce and, for the most part, the most effective weapon available at the time the pole arm was carried by infantry throughout ancient times. More often than not the sword was used as a last resort, as it is nearly completely ineffective against a skilled foot soldier with his pole arm's lengthy reach.
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84" Ash Pole
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