Chinese Swords
Chinese master smiths first used bronze for the blade. But after the mid-third century BC, they began to use iron or steel in their swords. And instead of casting, the Chinese wrought the swords to form their weapons. Chinese swords were used in Japan and many other countries. However, they were replaced native Japanese and Korean swords at a certain time. Today, the Chinese swords have come back again to be used as collectibles and as tools for practicing swordsmanship.
Chinese swords can be bought for as low as $26.00 to as high as $279.50. Like other swords, they have long blades which are very sharp. They also have easy-to-grip handles that are embedded with different designs.
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Chinese Dragon Straight Sword
List price: $38.00
Our price: $25.97
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Chinese Sword Breaker
List price: $450.00
Our price: $279.97
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Jade Lion Gim
List price: $800.00
Our price: $482.97
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Taiji Sword Damascus
List price: $590.00
Our price: $374.97
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Yasukuni Colonel's Gunto
List price: $1,175.00
Our price: $999.97
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Practical Wushu Sword
$89.70 -
Yasukuni Captain's Gunto
List price: $1,100.00
Our price: $699.97
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Shaolin Small Jie Dao
List price: $85.00
Our price: $56.97
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Practical Tai Chi Sword - 30"
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