Favourite sword?

Naval cutlass or military sabre. versatile, great hand protection, easy to store and use.
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I am pretty sure the reason they used that folding technique was to compensate for the poor quality steel available in Japan. European swordsmiths did not have this problem.

Their swords also did not carry the same edge, if I recall my learnings from long ago.
 
Naval cutlass or military sabre. versatile, great hand protection, easy to store and use.
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You can pick up Dutch 'Klewangs' for pretty reasonable money though not all of them have retained their hand protection .
 
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Loved when they had it on deadliest warrior and on it's test it cut 3 heads clean off in one swing.
 
I really like the Egyptian Khopesh.

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I have this one.

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Also really like Teh Kris

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I also really like the 2.5K year old sword of Goujian.

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I generally like Chinese swords more than Japanese swords.

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Just because they are awesome in movies
 
I Don't really have a favourite, but One of my wife's brothers has One that looks like this. I've only seen it once, but it looked pretty cool. He has a replica, that is Nice and shiny,but These were Apparently used in combat by the Kazakhs and other central Asians in 16-19th Century.


I Asked my wife for some info, but she doesn't give a fuck about it. She gave me a Fedor shrug and said it's a sword. Well, no shit, I Can see that myself. <45>

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