Weapons
274 weapons with recorded facts.
By place of origin
Ancient Egypt (3)
China (3)
Ancient Rome (3)
Soviet Union (3)
Iberia (2)
Europe (2)
Iran (2)
Italy (2)
France (2)
Algeria (1)
Armenia (1)
Norway (1)
Malay Archipelago (1)
Kingdom of Northumbria (1)
Borneo (1)
State of the Teutonic Order (1)
Dacia (1)
Yatağan (1)
Germany (1)
Nazi Germany (1)
Djibouti (1)
Czechoslovakia (1)
Bhutan (1)
Ashanti Empire (1)
Cambodia (1)
Western Europe (1)
Rhineland (1)
Holy Roman Empire (1)
Empire of Japan (1)
German Reich (1)
Yemen (1)
Kingdom of Castile (1)
Kingdom of Kandy (1)
Papua New Guinea (1)
Parthian Empire (1)
Sudan (1)
Egypt eyalet (1)
Poland (1)
San Diego (1)
West Sumatra (1)
Mexico (1)
Oman (1)
People's Republic of China (1)
Tang dynasty (1)
United Kingdom (1)
Scotland (1)
Origin not recorded (160)
- Ada and Abere (Eben)
- Aklys
- Ame no Nuboko
- Arabic sword
- Arming sword
- Atgeir
- Ayudha katti
- BC-41
- Backsword
- Bardiche
- Baselard
- Basket-hilted sword
- Battle axe
- Bayonet
- Bearing sword
- Bec de corbin
- Bill
- Billao
- Boar spear
- Bohemian earspoon
- Bollock dagger
- Bronze Age swords
- Bullfight sword
- CAN Bayonet 2000
- Camargue trident
- Carolingian sword
- Cawood sword
- Chinese sword
- Chokutō
- City of London swords
- Clacton Spear
- Co jang
- Colada
- Combat knife
- Consecrated sword with scabbard and baldric
- Constable of France sword
- Corseque
- Curtana
- Curved saber of San Martín
- Dagger
- Daishō
- Dane axe
- Dangpa
- Dao
- Dao (Naga sword)
- Dart
- Dha
- Dirk
- Djerid
- Doloire
- Dory
- Dusack
- Eel spear
- Elephant tusk sword
- Elizabeth Sword
- Epsilon axe
- Espada ropera
- Estoc
- Eta Funayama Sword
- Executioner's sword
- Falchion
- Fauchard
- Federschwert
- Fighting knife
- Fire lance
- Flamberge
- Flame-bladed sword
- Flaming sword
- Gari
- Ge
- Gichang
- Gilling sword
- Glaive
- Great sword
- Green Dragon Crescent Blade
- Guisarme
- Gun
- Gungnir
- Gyerim-ro dagger and sheath
- Halberd
- Harpe
- Hengdang
- Hindsgavl dagger
- Hoko yari
- Holy Lance
- Hook sword
- Hotarumaru
- Hunting dagger
- Hunting sword
- Hurlbat
- Husa knife
- Hyeopdo
- Imperial Sword
- Inariyama Sword
- Ingelrii
- Iron Age sword
- Ishikirimaru
- Javelin
- Jewelled Sword of State
- Ji
- Jian
- Joyeuse
- Jukjangchang
- Kaiken
- Kamayari
- Kara-tachi sword with gilded silver fittings and inlay
- Kard
- Khanjali
- Kilij
- Knife bayonet
- Kogarasu Maru
- Koncerz
- Kopis
- Kora
- Korean sword
- Kris of Knaud
- Kusanagi
- Kutune Shirka
- Kīla
- Labrys
- Lance
- Langxian
- Laring
- Legbiter
- Lobera
- Lochaber axe
- Louis XIII sword-J 381
- M1942
- Magic sword
- Mainz Gladius
- Makhaira
- Makila
- Man catcher
- Mesangylon
- Migration Period spear
- Migration Period sword
- Military fork
- Misericorde
- Montante
- Nimcha
- North Grimston Sword
- Nunchaku
- Pakayun
- Parazonium
- Parrying dagger
- Partisan
- Pattern 1796 light cavalry saber
- Penai
- Piandao
- Pichangatti
- Pike
- Romanesque swords
- Seax
- Spear
- Sword of Goujian
- Sword of Stalingrad
- The Abingdon Sword
- Tomahawk
- Ulfberht
- Votive double ax
See also
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