Arabic sword

The saif, sometimes called a shamshir, depending on the era, originated in Arabia before the 7th century. Little is known about this weapon besides what al-Kindi wrote in his treatise On Swords in the 9th century.

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sword, 

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Frameless

Sciabola ei

Swiss sabre circa 1550-Solothurn arsenal museum Inv MAZ5102-P5120157-black

Obverse side of both Meyer & Linz swords with the artillery saber at top

Sword (AM 697139-1)

Sword (AM 13752-2)

Sword (AM 13752-1)

Karađorđe's arms

Fula sabre and scabbard Quai Branly 71.1881.97.21

Sword (AM 697139-2)

Sword (AM 696883-1)

Type	Subtype	Date	Description	Notes	Source
commons	image		Sciabola ei		Commons
commons	image		Swiss sabre circa 1550-Solothurn arsenal museum Inv MAZ5102-P5120157-black		Commons
commons	image		Obverse side of both Meyer & Linz swords with the artillery saber at top		Commons
commons	image		Sword (AM 697139-1)		Commons
commons	image		Sword (AM 13752-2)		Commons
commons	image		Sword (AM 13752-1)		Commons
commons	image		Karađorđe's arms		Commons
commons	image		Fula sabre and scabbard Quai Branly 71.1881.97.21		Commons
commons	image		Sword (AM 697139-2)		Commons
commons	image		Sword (AM 696883-1)		Commons