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Saber Hutton

Cass Hanwei (Paul Chen)
021930000
170.48 €
Discover the Hutton Saber, a true handmade work of art. This saber combines elegance and functionality, making it the perfect choice for those looking for a unique experience in their fencing practices. One of the outstanding features of the Hutton Saber is its stainless steel guard, which not only gives it an imposing appearance, but also guarantees its...
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British General Sabre, 1831

Battle Merchant
032970000
90.73 €
The 1831 British General Saber is the perfect weapon for those looking to recreate the glorious era of British generals and officers. This saber has been meticulously crafted to provide an authentic historical experience. With its EN45 carbon steel blade, this saber offers exceptional strength and durability. In addition, its length of 81 cm makes it an...
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Saber Wrist Breaker, Heavy Cavalry

Windlass Steel Crafts
097860000
127.50 €
The Heavy Cavalry Wrist Breaker Saber is a stylish and powerful option for those looking for a quality weapon. With a perfectly tempered, full tang 1065 steel blade, this saber guarantees exceptional performance with every blow. In addition, its unique and distinctive design makes it known as the "Wrist Breaker" or "Wrist Destroyer". The 1840 model...
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English Saber XVII-XVIII centuries

Windlass Steel Crafts
096010000
127.50 €
If you are passionate about military history and period combat, you cannot miss the opportunity to have in your hands a faithful replica of the English saber used by brave officers from the 17th to the 18th century. This saber, manufactured by the prestigious Windlass Steel Crafts brand, has been created with the highest quality standards to offer you a...
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Functional cavalry light saber, year 1796

Cold Steel
115250000
346.54 €
This functional light cavalry saber will transport you directly to the time of 1796. Inspired by the British and Prussian sabers used in the iconic Battle of Waterloo, this weapon represents the authenticity and power of those historic times. The saber has a sharp blade made of 1055 carbon steel, which guarantees its durability and resistance. Its black...
300.14 €
The functional Cavalry light saber from the year 1796 is a true historical gem that will transport you to the times of the great battles in which brave soldiers wielded their swords with honor and skill. Inspired by the British and Prussian designs used in the famous Battle of Waterloo, this saber features a SHARP 1055 carbon steel blade and a sleek black...
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British Cavalry saber with scabbard, year 1912

Battle Merchant
157730000
101.97 €
Are you a lover of military history and looking for a unique piece to add to your collection? Do not look any further! We have for you the exact replica of the British Cavalry saber used in 1912. This impressive saber is designed with a straight, single-edged blade, made of the highest quality EN45 steel. The hilt of this saber is made of wood covered in...
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British Army Cavalry Saber with scabbard, year 1908

Battle Merchant
192670000
148.47 €
The generously sized, bowl-shaped guard cup with arched knuckles provided excellent hand protection, and the substantial pommel helped balance the blade without losing the sword's lightness, speed and maneuverability. In addition, the ergonomically shaped, pistol-like grip with thumbhole and textured diamond pattern offered good traction and control and...
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Military Saber British Light Cavalry, year 1796

Windlass Steel Crafts
215470000
195.00 €
The British Light Cavalry Military Saber of the year 1796 is an exact replica of the original saber used by the British cavalry during the 18th century. This impressive saber is a collector's item that cannot be missing in the collection of any lover of history or ancient weapons. What really stands out about this replica is its authenticity and attention...
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1796 British heavy cavalry saber

Windlass Steel Crafts
281750000
210.00 €
Introducing the 1796 British Heavy Cavalry Saber, also known as Sharpe's sword, made famous by Bernard Cornwell's popular book series and the British television series of the mid-90s. This imposing sword, with a total length of 100 cm, it was used by the British Lifeguards, Royal Horse Guards, Dragoon Guards and Dragoons during the Revolution and the...
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History of English Swords

English swords have played a crucial role in the military history of Great Britain. From their use in the Cavalry, these instruments of war were not only lethal weapons but also symbols of honor and distinction. Swords have evolved over time, adapting to the needs of the battlefield, with designs reflecting both functionality and aesthetics. Each model, such as the Light Cavalry Functional Saber, year 1796, offers a glimpse into the engineering and military art of its time.

The history of these weapons is fascinating, as each sword tells a unique story. For example, the British Army Cavalry Sword with scabbard, year 1908, was not only a combat weapon but also a piece of prestige. The British cavalry used these swords as insignias of their valor and skill in battle, making them true historical relics that are highly valued by collectors today.

Design and Manufacturing of Swords

The design of English swords is an art that combines functionality and aesthetics. These swords, such as the British Light Cavalry Military Saber, year 1796, were made with high-quality materials, giving them durability and strength. The attention to detail in their crafting included everything from the choice of steel to the design of the handle, imprinting on each piece the skill of the armorers of the time.

Moreover, the manufacturing process of these swords was often linked to ancestral traditions that had been passed down through generations. Each model, such as the British Cavalry Sword with scabbard, year 1912, reflects the artisanal techniques of its time, contributing to the country's armament history and serving as a testament to human ingenuity.

Types of English Swords and Their Use

English swords are divided into several categories according to their use, shape, and era. For example, swords designed for cavalry, like the Hutton Saber, were lighter and more balanced, ideal for mounted combat. These swords were designed to be easy to handle, allowing knights to perform quick maneuvers on the battlefield.

On the other hand, there are heavier swords, such as the British Heavy Cavalry Saber of 1796, which were meant for breaking enemy lines. The versatility of English swords makes them effective tools for various styles of combat, standing out in historical battles for their reliability and lethality.

Care and Maintenance of Swords

The care and maintenance of English swords are fundamental to preserving their functionality and aesthetics. Regular cleaning is recommended to avoid rust on the steel and deterioration of the handle. Using specific oils for weapons can increase their longevity, ensuring they are always ready for use or display.

Additionally, it is important to store the swords under proper conditions, avoiding exposure to humid environments. Good maintenance not only ensures the longevity of the sword but also respects its historical value. For example, an English Sword from the 17th-18th centuries deserves special care to preserve it as a true collectible piece.

The Importance of Swords in British Military Culture

English swords were not only tools of war but came to symbolize British military culture and tradition. From ceremonies to parades, their presence is constant in representing honor and loyalty. Each sword, like the British General Sword, 1831, reflects the ideals and values of its time, being an integral part of the military identity of the country.

The fascination with these objects transcends military interest, turning them into works of art and coveted collectibles. The rich heritage they represent and the stories of bravery and sacrifice they enclose make English swords recognized not only as weapons but as cultural legacies.


What makes an English sword unique compared to other cold weapons?

The uniqueness of English swords lies in their meticulous design and the quality of the materials used. These swords, such as the Wrist Breaker Saber, have been crafted following traditions that combine functionality and aesthetics, offering users an unparalleled experience in terms of handling and combat effectiveness.

What are the main types of swords available in this category?

In the category of English Swords, various types can be found adapted to different eras and styles of combat. From light swords designed for cavalry to more robust models for direct confrontations, each type carries a unique heritage that reflects its original purpose in military history.

Is regular maintenance of swords necessary?

Yes, regular maintenance is essential to preserve the integrity of the swords. This includes cleaning the steel to prevent rust and applying specific oils to ensure their functionality. Good care not only prolongs the life of the sword but also maintains its aesthetic and historical value, especially for collectible models.

In what situations were English swords historically used?

Historically, English swords were used in cavalry during combats. These swords were designed to be effective in quick maneuvers, allowing soldiers to launch precise attacks. Over time, they also became symbols of prestige in military ceremonies and parades, reflecting their value both on the battlefield and in military culture.

What cultural significance do swords have in British history?

English swords hold great cultural significance as they represent a legacy of honor, valor, and military traditions. These pieces are not just weapons; they tell stories of battles and heroes. Their exhibition in museums and personal collections helps keep alive the memory of their historical relevance in British culture.

What is the difference between a light sword and a heavy sword?

The main difference between a light sword and a heavy sword lies in their design and use. Light swords, such as the Light Functional Cavalry Saber, year 1796, are easier to handle, ideal for high-speed combat. On the other hand, heavy swords, such as the British Heavy Cavalry Saber of 1796, are more robust and are used to unleash powerful attacks and break enemy lines.

Can replicas of English swords be found in your online store?

Yes, in our online store we offer replicas of English swords that capture the unique details of historical models. These replicas are perfect for collectors and military history enthusiasts, guaranteeing an authentic experience without sacrificing quality for representation. Here, each product honors the rich heritage of English swords.


Discover the selection of English Swords we have for you. With unique pieces that stand out for their history and design, we offer the opportunity to connect with the rich British military tradition. Explore our collection and bring home a piece of this legacy.
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