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Collectible Knives And Swords
There are many different types of collectible knives and swords, from ancient weapons to medieval and fantasy to war time weapons. If you happen to be interested in medieval weapons for your collection, there are many to choose from.
One of the collectible medieval weapons was the two handed chopper sword. They often were very strong full tang weapons of stainless steel enclosed in a leather sheath.
Collectible Medieval Weapons
Legends of medieval times make us think of castles, moats, knights, and major hand to hand combat battles. During 
these battles many different types of weapons were used.
Some of the collectible medieval weapons used included swords, axes, and clubs of different types. There are many different types of weapons of the medieval times to improve your collection.
Happy Holidays to Everyone!
Here I am on Christmas Eve, trying to put together a last minute post to my blog. As I look at my clock I see it is actually Christmas day and I need to finish this up and get to bed!
I hope that if you are interested in knives, swords or weapons, such as bowie knives or medieval weapons for gifts, that you will be able to find what you are looking for.
Merry Christmas and I hope you have an even better New Year!
The Medieval Spiked Mace Weapon
During the medieval days, there were many weapons used in the ongoing wars between their territories. There were swords, daggers, knives, spears, arrows and much more.
One of the many different weapons used was a medieval spiked mace. It was a club used in combat that was basically a long club with fairly large ball at the end that contained spikes that could cause serious damage. A nice addition to anybody’s collection.
The Tower and The Medieval Executioner’s Axe
Originally serving as a fortification, the Tower of London was originally completed in 1067 by William the Conqueror. During the 12th century more towers were added to create quite a forbidding complex. And, its usage had also changed.
The Tower of London was used for a time as a prison and execution site for the upper class prisoners. Some of the more known individuals to pass through here to meet the medieval executioner’s axe were Lady Jane Grey and Henry VIII’s wife, Anne Boleyn.