Swords

When putting away a sword you "sheath" it, or put it back into its sheath, usually worn on a belt or sling.

They are choreographed just like any other simulated fighting in a film, and the shots are planned. Also they may not occur in the sequence in which you see them but may be filmed more than once from different angles and then edited together. Sometimes, such as in Troy the actors move more slowly than is seen on screen, they later speed up the footage. This makes the movements seem smoother. Also, it gives the actors more time to play out what their next move must be in ther heads, so there are fewer screw-ups, and less takes.

The Air Force Sword is the ceremonial edged weapon carried by enlisted airmen for special ceremonies. This sword borrows its design from the Air Force Academy Saber which was designed in 1955. The Air Force Sword is identical to the USAFA Saber in every way with the exception of the "US Air Force Academy" inscription on the blade. The Air Force Sword replaced the Model 1840 NCO Sword as the official ceremonial edged weapon for enlisted Airmen sometime within the last decade, although the transition was so gradual that I am having trouble pinpointing exactly when the change occurred Despite the numerous bad information given by Internet sources the Air Force Sword is not the weapon carried by Air Force Officers. Air Force officers still carry the Model 1902 Saber. In 1948, one year after the USAF separated from the Army, the Air Force Honor Guard was born. Citing the need for ceremonial edged weapons, they used the same weapons as the army due to their availability. This tradition has remained unchanged for Air Force Officers. The USAF currently does not have its own manual of arms and references Army FM 22-5 as the reference for drilling under arms. As of yet, the only published information outlining which weapons are to be used by either enlisted or officer, is the Honor Guard Manual, which can be found at www.honorguard.af.mil I hope this has been helpful, LT. "Prior E" Honor and Dignity

Arthur got the sword out of the stone and was crownd the rightful king because he was son of the king and queen.

because it is hard and can be moulded into patterns

Wart is the main character of the movie.

The young boy who's real name is Arthur and

who pulls the sword from the stone.

Hi i do not know its value but a friend of mine is interested in buying an Excalibur

It really depends on who the sword is made by, how old it is, and what kind of steel it is made from.

Stainless steel is often used in decorative swords, and these swords are usually quite cheap.

Carbon steel swords can be sharpened and can often withstand cutting. Carbon steel swords come at a price though, ranging usually from $100 and up. I'll attach a few links as examples.

I have an Excalibur sword by Franklin mint. It is a limited fired edition with crystal rock wall hanger and i paid several thousand dollars for it 15 years ago. So it is worth alot more now. I would be willing to part with it for the right price. Franklin Mint does not even make these swords anymore. paisleypilot@msn.com

I don't know why you paid several thousand dollars since the Franklin Mint and it's stores charged $750.00 which I still have the receipt. The sword is sold on Ebay from 350.00 to 500.00.

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Like Njfunguy stated these swords didn't cost $2,000 dollars. They cost $750 and if you got the Wall display, then around $925 total. They are mighty pretty but not worth very much. In the sword "Blue Book" that gives prices for swords and how much they are worth depending on their condition, they aren't even listed because it's not a real "sword" so to speak. It's more like a decorative display. Looks great but not sharpened and wasn't make like other "real" swords.

I bought 2 of these when they were being sold by Franklin Mint in 1989. Around 1998 I took them to a company that did appraisals for items like this for insurance purposes and got the shock of my life when they both came back appraised around the $150-$200 dollar level. And these were in MINT condition that also came with the wall displays.

Of course you'll get what someone is willing to pay you but if you took it to someone who knew their real value you wouldn't get very much out of it.

As long as YOU like it then that's all that matters. Hang it on the wall and enjoy it. But don't think you'll get rich selling it. The VALUE just isn't there. Hope this helps.

Possibly to show the evil and bloodthistyness. Possibly for fanservice. Possibly to show double meaning(if youre watching yaoi or something rated 16ish+ Possibly because they are just crazy. It really just depends on the anime.

Typically, no.

Depends what kind of sword you want to wield. Samurai should with the cut to the opponents cut in the same movement as the wielding. Sometimes the oponent could block the wilding and survive the attack. In rare ocations both opponents are killed at once.

$8.75

Dosya is the first sword ever made, it was found in North Korea. Dosya was made in the neolithic age, because it's shaped and sharp.

It was actually the ancient Egyptians that invented the sword made of bronze. Soon after, however, other cultures adopted them.

The charge move. You run at your opponent as quickly as you can, catching them offguard. This is usually sucessfully done by swinging the sword around rapidly during the charge, in order to further confuse the opponent.

This charge move is very effective in fights, and I have killed many people using this technique.

It can be said that understanding itself is a triple edged sword. This is true because understanding has three elements or aspects, the subject, the object, and the knowledge about the object.

His sword is barried in Scottsburg, New York where he was barried. I think?

clean the blade with a soft cloth. then dust it with the powder baqll or powderball stick gently on the top of the blade also the other side. DO NOT touch the blade after this it will damage the blade due to ur oils. immediely get a clean soft cloth put a few little dabs of the oil in the cleaning kit (u can get it on amazon i recommend general edge) on the cloth 3-4 is fine u dont want to get the blade too oily. Next u run the cloth with the oil up and down the blade several times. and ur done p.s. make sure the blade is finely rubbed

sharp, weapon, useful

Depends, guess you could really make it out of anything you want. But most probably Iron.

Sword handles are called hilts. See the link.

Anaklusmos, meaning 'riptide' in English.

I think so. I have not played in some time, but I believe so.