Dum, dum, dum, dum..!

No, it’s not a drum roll – it’s the quiet sound of an idiot listing the wrong swords to the wrong pages and deals.

Originally the idea was to offer a crazy $299 deal on the Dragon King Seasonal series until Valentines day (because let’s be honest, unless it’s a flower sword, it probably won’t sell well).

I was surprised they were not selling well when most everything else was – and so after royally stuffing it up, the deal gets extended until the end of the month..

As Kano from the Mortal remake would say in his strong Aussie accent “f**k’n oops!”

Sorry guys! Too busy getting ready for what’s coming NEXT…! Seriously, this year is just warming up..

Ryujin’s Budget Battle Ready Chinese Line Restocked!

And not only that, in some cases they are CHEAPER now than before as I had mixed up a couple of prices. All are still made the same way, and all have 65mn Spring steel. Dao are back, and it’s the most significantly marked down sword:

Was nearly $300, now $196.99!

Or how about $138 for this Willow Leaf Dao?

The YONG LO sword is also back, the blade alone is worth the modest $150 price tag, but this one is a beauty..

And if you like a gentleman’s classic Jian, the two handed Tang Dynasty Jian for $169.99!

And the Chanbara sparring sets are back too!

These are incredible fun – they don’t hurt when you get hit (well, stings sometimes a little, but no special gear is really needed) and $30 for a set of 2, my kids and I love playing around with these. Available in Black, Red and Blue (sorry, no mixing and matching I am afraid).

And then there’s the stuff we haven’t had time to list yet.. You guys are in for a treat. But for now, the Cool Accessories section is bursting at the seams so see what treasures you can find there:

Dragon King ‘Modern’ Japanese Line Clearance Sale Alert: Make Room for the New Fullered Models!

The Modern Wakizashi with bo-h: not part of the sale, but available to purchase

We’re excited to announce an exclusive clearance sale on our incredibly popular Modern Katana, Wakizashi, and Tanto series! We’re making room for our new fullered models, including the stunning Modern Wakizashi with bo-hi.

Here’s what we got, and man – it’s priced to SELL!

CONSTRUCTION:

All blades are differentailly hardened 1566 Spring Steel. Handle is modern G10, dual pinned design, nearly indestructible and fused to to the blade. Tsuba is iron and the Katana weighs less than 2lbs..

Embedded silvered shi-shi dogs in the G10 handle, textured black saya with paracord and iron tsuba bring the Katana firmly ito the 21st century.

MODERN KATANA

MSRP$399, Our Normal Price $294.95

MODERN WAKIZASHI

MSRP $329, Our Normal Price $244.95.

Modern Katana: A Samurai’s Dream in Modern Times

Our Modern Katana represents a contemporary interpretation of what the renowned Samurai would look like in our time. Using the best of the latest technological materials, the low maintenance of this katana is perfect for the urban warrior of today. The humble attributes of this katana bely its true strength and resilience.

Unbeatable Features at Unbeatable Prices

This sale is your chance to own a piece of modern craftsmanship at a fraction of the cost. Whether you’re a collector, a martial artist, or simply someone who appreciates finely crafted blades, this is an opportunity you can’t afford to miss.

Why Wait? Act Now!

These incredible prices won’t last forever. Take advantage of our clearance sale to add these remarkable weapons to your collection. And keep an eye out for our upcoming fullered models, including the Modern Wakizashi with bo-hi, which promise to elevate your collection to new heights.

Don’t miss out—shop now and save big!

Some new selections for Ancient swords and recent historical Sabers!

When you have been making swords since 1943, even if they do discontinue them frequently, some stand the test of time for years because they are popular and customers have no complaints.

So we took some of their new versions (all sharps) and added them to the shield section, and boy do we have some fun blades to look at today!

NEW: Arena Gladius

The Gladius could be just as much a work of art as the blade that conquered the known world, and the new Arena Gladius is a perfect example of form meats function. $250, but no scabbard I am afraid – display direct on the wall.

Bone Grip Gladius

This one has been around a long, long time – and when you see the combination of wood, real bone grip and the brass scabbard decoration, all for under $300, it’s no wonder.

Classic Hoplite

Another perennial, the Greek Hoplite sword was a weapon of last resort when the spear broke or failed, but it’s fast and deadly leaf shaped blade is not to be underestimated. $225.

The Falcata

It’s never been a mass appeal seller, though honestly it should be. Falcata TERRIFIED the Roman legions and a well made one like this is even more effective! Just $225 and includes leather sheathe.

Now some ‘Brutal’ stuff

Norman Mace Walking Stick

Where sword canes are illegal, this little beauty will do the job perfectly. It’s stylish and its very appearance is often enough to discourage a would be attacker (whether 2 or 4 legged) to think again.. $70.

Maciejowski Chopper

It’s brutal, enigmatic (only appearing in manuscripts, no actual antique has ever been found) and it’s neither sword, axe or pole arm. It’s all three and more. Mysterious and a deep dive topic. $275.

16th Century German Mace

If I was armored up and saw a bunch of guys coming at me with these, I think running away would be the smart course of action. Maces like this 8 flange monster are no joke – and at $150, a must have item.

Medieval Huntsman Axe

Utilitarian to the core, with a tough American hickory handle and Windlass famous tempering, this is a fun Axe. Just $90 too.

SABERS!

The evolution of the sword pretty much ended with the Saber. No sword could deliver quite such a deadly blow from horseback, and they were versatile enough for all manner of combat situations.

Here we will start with the earliest ones to the most modern.

Revolutionary Saber

Circa 1775. Inspired by the Hussar mounted warriors, the American Revolutionary war saw a lot of action in its time and changed the course of modern history. $200 with scabbard included.

1796 British Heavy Cavalry Saber

Circa 1776. This is a beast of a cutting ‘meat grinder’ of a sword and there’s no neautral feeling. You either love it or you hate it. Its far from refined, just plain old scary.. $370

Napoleonic 1801 Cuirassier Sword

25 years of warfare evolution next produced this deadly and attractive Saber, the 1801 Cuirassier – and could be used as a Lance! Highly detailed in every way, $395.

Napoleonic Briquet Sword

These days it is a go t choice for the art of ‘Sabering’ open a bottle of Champagne. And indeed, it was still used this way back in the day, but also as a close in fighting sword or general purpose tool. $270.

ANXI Napoleonic Hussar Sword

The French Hussar Brigades were mobile, striking fast and skirmishing to great effect. This sword was one of their favorite non firearm tools of the trade. $380.

1840 Ames NCO

Stunningly beautiful in every way (just look at that tip) – this sword, which was a status symbol and indicator of rank, is a total bargain at $200.

1840 Non Commissioned Sword

Though $200 was a bargain? Try $170 for this baby.. Just crazy good value for such a complete package.

1860 Light Cavalry Union Saber

Final sword from the selection, and the final bargain at just $185.

So there you go, another 16 quality and affordable classic and new designs to choose from. I know what I am getting, How about you?