Shamshir Sword- Tulwar Sword - Scimitar Sword - 37" - Stainless Steel
Shamshir Sword Description
The shamshir sword is another type of backsword originating in the Middle East. The Indian version of the shamshir is called the Tulwar. The swords are identical, although the tulwar predates the scimitar. Originally, shamshir referred to a wide range of swords from various regions, all with their own style of the weapon. While early versions of the sword exist from the 9th century, the scimitar gained notoriety following the Mongol invasions starting in the 13th century. It was commonly used during the 14th-19th centuries by the Ottoman empire. The scimitar sword. Originally, scimitars referred to a wide range of swords from various regions, all with their own style of the weapon. While early versions of the sword exist from the 9th century, the scimitar gained notoriety following the Mongol invasions starting in the 13th century. It was commonly used during the 14th-19th centuries by the Ottoman empire. There are many styles of scimitar swords. Some of the most popular include the shamshir, saif, talwar, and pulwar. All of these swords have a scimitar base with unique regional styling. Most modern sabre weapons have origins stemming from the scimitar
Sword Description
Handle Material: Steel
Overall Length: 37"
Sheath: Steel sheath
Blade Material: Stainless steel
Shamshir Sword- Tulwar Sword - Scimitar Sword - 37" - Stainless Steel
