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Swords and Katanas

Swords come in many shapes, and this page brings them together in one place. You'll find katanas and other Japanese blades, medieval longswords, ninja swords, daggers and movie replicas, from budget display pieces to premium Hanwei and Cold Steel katanas.

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What a sword is

A sword is a long blade with a handle, made for cutting or thrusting. Some are built to be used in practice, and others are made to look great on a wall. Knowing which kind you want is the first step, because the two do not always match.

Types of swords in this collection

Japanese swords are the biggest group. The Katana Samurai Sword page covers katanas and wakizashi, and there are separate pages for Ninja Swords and Bokken & Practice Swords.

For European styles, the Medieval Swords & Longswords page has broadswords and greatswords, such as the Cold Steel Scottish Broadsword and the Hanwei Basket-Hilt Broadsword. Smaller blades live under Daggers & Short Swords, and fans of the screen can browse the sword replicas.

Brands include Cold Steel, Hanwei, Ten Ryu, Whetstone, Ryumon, Thaitsuki and United Cutlery. If you want a first katana without spending much, the Whetstone Kodama Katana is the lowest priced one on this page.

How to choose a sword

Decide first whether the sword is for display, for martial arts practice or for cutting. Display swords are usually lighter and cheaper, while practice and functional swords are built to handle real movement. Product pages say which is which, so read them before you buy.

Think about length and weight, since a sword that feels heavy in your hand will tire you fast. Set a budget as well. Prices on this page run from $47.97 to $1441.97, and the higher end buys finer fittings and better balance. If you plan to display it, a sword rack from the Sword Display page keeps it safe.

Choosing a sword as a gift

A sword makes a memorable gift for a collector, a martial arts student or anyone who loves castles and adventure stories. Think about the person's taste before you think about price. A katana suits a fan of Japanese culture, a longsword suits someone who loves knights, and a movie replica suits a fan of one particular story.

Add a stand or a wall rack so the gift is ready to show off the day it arrives. It also keeps the blade safe from scratches while it waits for its spot on the shelf.

Questions people ask

What does a real sword cost?

It depends on the build and the maker. On this page swords start at $47.97 and climb to $1441.97 for a premium Hanwei katana, with most functional pieces sitting in between.

Is it legal to own a sword in the US?

In most places owning a sword is legal, but rules about carrying one differ by state and city. Check your local laws before you buy, especially if you plan to travel with it.

Where can I find swords for sale?

You are in the right place. Browse the Japanese, medieval, ninja and movie categories above, and use the brand pages to narrow down by maker.