 Choosing A Sword
Swords can be made to suit many purposes. They can complement a particular fighting style, for instance, or reflect a favored historical period. They can also be treasured as works of art: powerful symbols to be proudly displayed. At Angel Sword we recognize that your reasons for buying a sword are unique, so we offer five lines of custom blades to meet a variety of needs, desires and budgets - all backed by the best guarantee in the business. For added toughness, all of our blades undergo our patented Therma-Cycle™ process to make them the toughest, high-hardness blades on the market. Angel Sword - Hand-forged, heirloom quality swords and daggers. These blades are created using the classic sword making ingredients - hammer, anvil, fire and sweat. Avatar Damascus - The legendary qualities of wootz Damascus steel return in these fine weapons. Our Techno-Wootz™ Damascus steel opens new horizons in the sword maker's art. Bright Knight - This series is an excellent introduction to our fine blades, and they are less expensive than our other custom blades. The Bright Knight series features S7 steel and undergoes our patented Therma-Cycle™ to make them exceptionally tough with superior edge retention. Bumon - Japanese-style katana and tanto featuring pinned construction and differential hardening to create a hamon on the blade. Bumon's also have traditional tsuba and fuchi cast from antiques and silk wrapped handles with menuki. Buccaneer Katana - Angel Sword is proud to introduce our new Buccaneer katana line of traditional Japanese-style swords. Buccaneer katana feature the traditional construction that fans of Japanese swords demand, but it is less expensive than our premium Bumon line. Each blade is treated with our patent-pending Therma-Cycle™ processing and covered by our lifetime guarantee.
What is a Sword? The answer could have been simple in another age. But today, this question is not as straightforward as it first appears. Just what makes a length of metal a real sword instead of a club? What are the characteristics that define a sword?
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