Letter opener Excalibur new handle

Letter opener King Arthur sword made in metal with scabbard.The story of King Arthur is intimately linked to the magical and mysterious Excalibur sword, whose name means "Cut Steel", which was one of its many properties. It was also said that the sheath of Excalibur possessed the ability to protect whoever carried it, preventing it from being damaged or injured.There are several legends of how Arthur got this mythical sword; There are two main versions that stand out above the others: the first one states about Excalibur as the sword drawn from a rock by Arthur, and the second version, as the sword entrusted to the young king by the Lady of the Lake.In the first version, which relates Geoffrey of Monmouth, it is said that upon the death of King Uther Pendragon, Merlin forged on the island of Avalon the mighty sword Excalibur and buried it on a steel anvil on a rock near St. Paul; Who could draw the sword from its bed, would be the legitimate king of England. When the young Arthur arrived at the age of sixteen, his father took him and his brothers to London to participate in a fight between knights. While he was looking for a sword for his brother Kay, Arthur held firmly to Excalibur, and as he lifted it, the blade slipped smoothly. And so, automatically, he was crowned King.Feel part of the medieval battles next to King Arthur and the Knights of the Round Table! Dimensions: 27 cm Weight: 92 g Epoch: Medieval Europe VI-XV C. Type Collectible: Letter openers

The kukri (or khukuri, khukri etc.) and its use as both a weapon of war and a tool for survival are legendary. It's typically forged from high carbon steel and heat treated using the simplest of methods (just pouring water over the hot blade). The basic design and construction of the kukri has remained unchanged for centuries. Weight: Total length with sheath : 39 cm Total length without sheath: 38,1 cm Blade length : 22.5 cm Handle length : 11 cm Weight with scabbard 0.36 kg Weight without sheath : 0.2 kg

This mini Dwarf King machete is 26cm long. It is a beautifully crafted piece in an equally well made and perfectly fitted scabbard. Mini Goblins should beware of the holder of this piece!! Blade Material 440 Stainless Steel Handle Metal / imitation bone Total length: 27.5 cm Blade length: 18.5 cm Handle length: 6 cm Weight: 0.12kg

A direct descendent of the medieval bollock dagger. The grip form began to change, probably sometime in the late 16th century, but soon developed a form that was purely Scottish. The blade was long and single-edged. Made to use alone, with a shield and sword, or just with a basket-hilt claymore. Details: Total length: 26.5 cm Blade length: 16.5 cm Handle length: 7 cm Weight: 0.16kg Total length with scabbard: 30 cm EAN: 4251196534183

This is a replica of the Richard the Lionheart Sword in the form of a letter opener. Richard the Lionheart was one of the great warrior Kings of England from 1189 to 1199. He earnt himself various nicknames including Absent King as he was only physically in England for 6 months during his reign as King. However, he was also known as a chivalrous knight and a brave warrior which earnt him the name Richard The Lionheart. In supporting of this, Richard was riding next to a castle without protection and was shot by a bowman with an arrow. He refused treatment for this wound, got an infection and died in 1999. His name has since reached epic and mythological proportions and is best seen in literary works such as Robin Hood. This replica is steeped in history and is a perfect sword to be used for battle re-enactments or can take pride of place as a display item. Total length: 25 cm Blade length: 19.5 cm Handle length: 2.5 cm Weight: 0.08 kg Epoch: Medieval Europe VI-XV C. Type Collectible: Letter openers