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Replicas historical Marto swords for decoration like Catholic Kings, Charles V, Great Captain, Tizona Cid Campeador, Fernando III the Saint,
Charles III, Colada Cid Campeador, Charlemagne, Tizona Cid Campeador, Viking, Richard the Lionheart, Columbus, Roland, Barbarossa, Musketeer, Spanish Tizona, Cutlass, Templars, Solomon, Scottish sword William Wallace, Masonic, Fernando III the Saint, Duke of Alba

Historische Marto sierzwaarden. In de winkel hebben wij nog andere replica zwaarden/sabels, w.o. Denix zwaarden.

sword M335.1
	Catholic Kings sword by Marto / zwaard / epée / Schwert / espada This is one of the most spectacular swords in Spanish History. With this mythical sword, the Catholic Kings Ferdinand and Isabella, knighted Christopher Columbus on his return from his first trip to America. In the Throne Hall of the Royal Palace in Barcelona, Columbus was named "Admiral of the Ocean" and "Viceroy of the Indies". This ceremonial sword was used as symbol of the royal power in all religious and political ceremonies, as the conquest of Grenada and the beginning of Spain as a nation, blade: 420 stainless steel and are fully tempered to 48–53 Rockwell hardness, handle: Cast metal guard and pommel with gold plated finish, genuine leather wire–wrapped grip, 48 inches / 122 cm 289.00
sword M337.1
	Charles V sword gold by Marto / Karel V zwaard / epée / Schwert / espada He was known in his time as "The Emperor" as no other king reached to unify under his rule such an inmense empire. He inherited from his grandparents, the Catholic Kings, Spain, America, Naples, Sicily, Austria and Flandres. In 1519 he was crowned "Roman Emperor", ruling the biggest empire from Charlemagne`s Age. Blade: Tempered stainless steel blade, gold, 48 inches / 122 cm 295.00
sword M381
	Charles V sword by Marto / Karel V zwaard / epée / Schwert / espada He was known in his time as "The Emperor" as no other king reached to unify under his rule such an inmense empire. He inherited from his grandparents, the Catholic Kings, Spain, America, Naples, Sicily, Austria and Flandres. In 1519 he was crowned "Roman Emperor", ruling the biggest empire from Charlemagne`s Age. Blade: forged in high carbon stainless steel, hilt made of cast, 40 inches / 100 cm 179.00
sword M382
	Great Captain sword by Marto / zwaard / epée / Schwert / espada Gonzalo Fernández de Córdoba, great prestigious military leader in the time of the Catholic Kings (XV and XVI centuries), got his victories during the Granada conquest. Later he distingished himself in the campaings at Naples and Sicily. Called there "The Great Captain", he created the army that, mainly with the infantry, was the base of the spanish military power during the XVI century, Blade: forged in high carbon stainless steel, hilt made of cast, 40 Inches / 100 cm 169.00
sword M383
	Tizona Cid Campeador sword by Marto / zwaard / epée / Schwert / espada "Tizona" y "Colada", belonged to the castilian knight Rodrigo Díaz de Vivar, known as "El Cid Campeador" in the XI century. He was the prototype of the knight and loyal vassal who took part with his king Alphonse VI in the conquest of Toledo. Subsecuently he conquested the City and kingdom of Valencia to the moors, Blade: forged in high carbon stainless steel, hilt made of cast, 40 inches / 100 cm 179.00
sword M384
	Fernando III the Saint sword by Marto / zwaard / epée / Schwert / espada Son of the king Alphonse IX of Leon and queen Berenguela of Castilla, he unified under his crowns both kingdoms. Promoter of the process of reconquest, he conquered, among some others, the town of Sevilla, capital of the almohades, and Cordoba, whose mosque he transformed into a cathedral. His son, Alphonse X, believed to have possessed this sword too, was one of the great cultural promoters of the middle age. In one of his books, "Las Siete Partidas", enhanced the four values every sword should bear: Good Sense, Strength, Prudence and Justice, Blade: forged in high carbon stainless steel, hilt made of cast, 40 inches / 100 cm 179.00
sword M385
	Charles III sword by Marto / Karel III zwaard / epée / Schwert / espada Guard sword that belonged to king Charles III (XVIII century). Man of a great dinamic spirit, he promoted cultural an economic growth. Founder of the Royal Factory of Weapons of Toledo, promotor of important architectural works, he collaborated with soldiers and weapons to the independence of the United States of America, Blade: forged in high carbon stainless steel, hilt made of cast, 40 inches / 100 cm 259.00
sword M503
	Charlemagne sword by Marto / zwaard / epée / Schwert / espada Charlemagne, Carolus Magnus, Charles the Great, king of Franks and Emperor of Western Europe, was born in 742 A.D. and became a famous commander and one of the great centers of power of history: The Sacred Roman Empire. Charlemagne`s empire was based on the fighting strength of the Franks, a confederation of barbarian tribes from the land of the Rhin in Germany. They fulfiled the emptiness of power after the fall of the Roman Empire. Their insatiable ambition, sometimes increased due to the goal of extending Christendom, led them to France, Germany, Italy and many other territories. An agressive conqueror, wise politician, stateman and fortunate general, Charlemagne set the shape of the vast empire that, in different ways, has reached the XX century, Blade: forged in high carbon stainless steel, hilt made of cast, 32.5 inches / 98 cm 184.00
sword M505
	Tizona Cid Campeador sword gold by Marto / zwaard / epée / Schwert / espada "Tizona" y "Colada", belonged to the castilian knight Rodrigo Díaz de Vivar, known as "El Cid Campeador" in the XI century. He was the prototype of the knight and loyal vassal who took part with his king Alphonse VI in the conquest of Toledo. Subsecuently he conquested the City and kingdom of Valencia to the moors, Blade: forged in high carbon stainless steel, hilt made of cast, gold, 38.6 inches / 98 cm 289.00
sword M520
	Viking sword by Marto / zwaard / epée / Schwert / espada The supposed reasons for the sudden appearance of the vikings by the end of VIII century are many different. The overpopulation at their homelands is one of the most mentioned reasons, this demographic explosion that took place in Norway and Denmark during the VII and VIII centuries. Furthermore, the progressive setting of a stable rule in almost all Western Europe, specially in the continent after the foundation of Charlemagne`s Empire, had provoqued a remarkable increase in the european trade, this meant chances for piracy. Bassic armament comprised sword or axe, spear and shield, while most men had a short knife attached to their belts. Of this weapons, the sword was the most popular and this piece was considered with a certain respect, specially in the case of old swords that had been handed down from generation to generation or looted from burial mounds. Blade: forged in high carbon stainless steel, hilt made of cast, 32.5 inches / 82 cm 199.00
sword M543
	Viking sword by Marto / zwaard / epée / Schwert / espada The supposed reasons for the sudden appearance of the vikings by the end of VIII century are many different. The overpopulation at their homelands is one of the most mentioned reasons, this demographic explosion that took place in Norway and Denmark during the VII and VIII centuries. Furthermore, the progressive setting of a stable rule in almost all Western Europe, specially in the continent after the foundation of Charlemagne`s Empire, had provoqued a remarkable increase in the european trade, this meant chances for piracy. Bassic armament comprised sword or axe, spear and shield, while most men had a short knife attached to their belts. Of this weapons, the sword was the most popular and this piece was considered with a certain respect, specially in the case of old swords that had been handed down from generation to generation or looted from burial mounds. Blade: forged in high carbon stainless steel, hilt made of cast, 32.5 inches / 82 cm 195.00
sword M546
	Columbus sword gold by Marto / zwaard / epée / Schwert / espada Wise geographer and sailor, he conceived his project of exploring Indies sailing westwards; this project, offered to several crowns and fortunes of Europe, provoqued a great mistrust. He opposed himself against the most generalized beliefs of the age because of his support to the theory of a spherical Earth. After 20 years with many difficulties he eventually got the support of Spain and its "Catholic Kings". He was granted three boats: La Pinta, La Niña and Santa María. On August 3rd 1.492, our personage departed with his crew from Palos harbour (South Spain). On October 12th 1492 reached what we know as America, landing in Guanahani Island (San Salvador), the discovery of a new continent had taken place in History, Blade: forged in high carbon stainless steel, hilt made of cast, gold, 46 inches / 116 cm 235.00
sword M564
	Roland sword gold by Marto / zwaard / epée / Schwert / espada Durendal Sword. His memory has been kept in the memory of History and Epic, thanks to the Roncesvalles battle (August 15th 778). The Charlemagne`s troops, coming back from the siege of Saragossa, suffered in the pirenaic pass of Roncesvalles an attack from the vascue tribes helped by moors. The narrowness of the pass and the weight of their weapons favoured the success of this attack on the carolingian rearguard. In this tragic event Roland died, but legend took him to the memory of literature (Chanson de Roland, Rolandstat, Orlando Furioso, etc.) as the hero who faced 100.000 sarracens with his magic sword Durendal, a personal present from his lord Charlemagne, and with his horn "Oliphant". Legend says that with a blow of Durendal, he opened a pass on the Pirenees, known today as "Bréche de Roland", Blade: forged in high carbon stainless steel, hilt made of cast, gold, 46 inches / 117 cm 225.00
sword M566
	Barbarossa sword silver by Marto / zwaard / epée / Schwert / espada The pope Clemente III (1.187–1.191) promoted the III Crusade in which three kings took part: Frederick I Barbarossa of Germany, Phillip II of France and Richard I Lionheart of England. Frederick received his name for the colour of his hair, he was dareful and valiant. After defeating many enemy`s armies he was the first one in arriving to the walls of Jerusalem but he could not fulfil his deem because he died drowned in a river on June 10th, 1.190. His two allies, Richard and Phillip had to come back to their countries as the conspiracy of John Landless and the conflicts between France and England made their return necessary. King Frederick I Barbarossa of Germany`s, Blade: forged in high carbon stainless steel, hilt made of cast, silver, 43 inches / 110 cm 235.00
sword M577
	Spanish Tizona sword by Marto / zwaard / epée / Schwert / espada A very well–known sword from XVI century, valued in all Europe and used by the brave Captains of the Flandes Corps and the courageous Conquerors of America. This Spanish style sword stands out due to its half cup shape that could be finished in different ways (open work, engraved, etched, damascened, etc...) as well as to its graceful and light blade, carefully tempered, that we can admire in the most important Museums of the World. Blade: forged in high carbon stainless steel, hilt made of cast, 45 inches / 115 cm 319.00
sword M582
	Cutlass by Marto / Piratenzwaard / epée / Schwert / espada There were given various shapes to the cutlass in past times and there was an important Toledan production of them during Arabic invasion. A sample of this cutlass can be found in the "Museo del Ejército" in Madrid. Its main characters are the crossward, wich raises to the handle on one side and descends to the blade on the other side, and its wide and curved blade. This stylized cutlass of our production shows all these caracters, remembering that Toledo was an important center of swords production also during its Arab period, Blade: forged in high carbon stainless steel, hilt made of cast, 33 inches / 84 cm 269.00
sword M584
	Templar sword gold by Marto / Tempelierszwaard / epée / Schwert / espada The Templar Order was established in 1118 to ensure the custody of the Holy places and to protect the pilgrimage ways. The order reached the maximum splendour on the XIII century. The knights Templar considered themselves as knights of God, honour of the church and he christianity. Their lema was:"NON NOBIS, DOMINE, NON NOBIS, SED TUO NOMINI DA GLORIAM". "Give Glory, not for us, God, not for us, but for your name". It was a very well organized military force and they were the clash forces in all the Crusades. They were in the vanguard during tha attack and in the rearguard during the retreat. During a century they ensured the effective gobernment of the latin kingdom of Constantinopla. They did not pay taxes or tributes, they did only obey to the Pope and they had properties in all Europe and the Middle East, Blade: forged in high carbon stainless steel, hilt made of cast, gold, 46 inches / 118 cm 275.00
sword M584.1
	Templar sword silver by Marto / Tempelierszwaard / epée / Schwert / espada The Templar Order was established in 1118 to ensure the custody of the Holy places and to protect the pilgrimage ways. The order reached the maximum splendour on the XIII century. The knights Templar considered themselves as knights of God, honour of the church and he christianity. Their lema was:"NON NOBIS, DOMINE, NON NOBIS, SED TUO NOMINI DA GLORIAM". "Give Glory, not for us, God, not for us, but for your name". It was a very well organized military force and they were the clash forces in all the Crusades. They were in the vanguard during tha attack and in the rearguard during the retreat. During a century they ensured the effective gobernment of the latin kingdom of Constantinopla. They did not pay taxes or tributes, they did only obey to the Pope and they had properties in all Europe and the Middle East, Blade: forged in high carbon stainless steel, hilt made of cast, silver, 46 inches / 118 cm 249.00
sword M586.2
	Solomon sword silver by Marto / zwaard / epée / Schwert / espada Solomon, King of Israel (S. X b. C.). He was the second son of Uria`s wife, Betsabe, whom his father, David, had married. He reigned in Israel between 970 and 931 b. C. and he was known and respected as a wise, fair and powerful king. Solomon raise the Israelite monarchy to the maximum grade of prosperity, he built up the Jerusalem Temple, and a wall around the city and cultivated the sciences and the arts. "It is told in history that there was a case in which two women were fighting for a child and king Solomon, in order to find out which one was telling the truth, gave his sword to a soldier and ordered him to split the baby in two, giving one half to each of the women. The real mother begged the king not to kill the child and to give him to the other woman. In this way, Solomon knew inmediately which one was lying, showing great wisdom and fairness." Blade: forged in high carbon stainless steel, hilt made of cast, silver, 47 inches / 120 cm 235.00
sword M590
	Scottish sword William Wallace by Marto / Schots zwaard / epée / Schwert / espada William Wallace, one of Scotland`s outstanding national heroes, had a price placed on his head by the English for killing one of their own. Refusing to accept the treaty signed by the Scottish nobles in 1297 by which Scotland submitted to English rule, Wallace captured several fortresses and inflicted a severe defeat on the English forces in September of 1297, after which he was proclaimed Regent. In 1298 King Edward I invaded Scotland and defeated Wallace`s army, forcing him to flee to France. When Wallace later returned to his native Scotland, he was captured, tried for treason and executed. "They can take away our lives, but they will never rob us of our FREEDOM". In the Year of The Lord 1314, Scottish patriots, starving and outnumbered, attacked the fields of Bannockburn. They fought like warrior poets, They fought like Scots. And they won their freedom forever. blade forged in high carbon stainless steel, hilt made of cast, brown suede, 52 inches / 132 cm 249.00
sword M753
	Richard the Lionheart sword gold/silver by Marto / Richard Leeuwenhart zwaard / epée / Schwert / espada The traditional image of Richard the Lion–heart, the second Plantagenet king of England, has come to us through the centuries as a glorious crusader and kinght. Captured by the austrian emperor, he was later rescued by the young troubadour Blondel who discovered Richard when singing a famous ballade. Richard was called Lionheart at the beginning of the Third Crusade when Philip of France was compared with a lamb and Richard with a Lion. He convinced his officers in Winchester, around the "Round Table" of having belonged to king Arthur`s legend and having the magic sword "Excalibur". Richard was a generous knight and a wise politician, but above all a great soldier. His own personal ability was a source of inspiration for his men in battle, Blade: forged in high carbon stainless steel, hilt made of cast, gold/silver, 39.8 inches / 101 cm 255.00

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