Replicas of 20th Century Sabers and Swords

The Last Shine of Steel in the Modern Era

Although the 20th century was dominated by firearms, sabers and swords continued to hold a place of honor in military ceremonies, officer commands, and specific types of combat. From the powers that participated in the First World War to the nations that rose up in the Second World War , these weapons retained their symbolism, tactical presence, and value as emblems of authority and rank.

Bladed Weapons That Survived Modernity

• Officer's sabers: used in parades, ceremonies and as a symbol of command, they reflected prestige, discipline and military tradition.
• Cavalry swords: still present in some mounted units, they were used in rapid charges and shock actions.
• Naval sabers: distinctive features in navies around the world, they represented authority and honor on deck and at official events.
• Ceremonial swords: adopted by armies and academies, they kept the heritage of steel alive in an era dominated by gunpowder.
• Daggers used in major wars.

This collection brings together faithful replicas of the designs that accompanied soldiers, sailors and officers in one of the most turbulent periods in history, preserving their aesthetic legacy and symbolic value.

Relive the Legacy of Steel

Explore each piece and discover its history through the reproductions available in the Medieval Shop .