Greek Xiphos Sword- High Carbon Damascus Steel- 24

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Greek Xiphos Sword- High Carbon Damascus Steel- 24" Battle Ready Renaissance A 16-inch Marble Board with Color:Navy Blue

Name: Greek Xiphos Sword- High Carbon Damascus Steel- 24" Battle Ready Renaissance A 16-inch Marble Board with Color:Navy Blue
Brand: luckybuzz.de
SKU: 27966300336
Price: 179.99 USD
Availability: InStock
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Greek Xiphos Sword High Carbon Damascus Steel 24" Battle Ready Renaissance A 16 inch Marble Board with Color:Navy Blue A 16 inch Marble Board with 64 square tiles (32 in black and 32 in white) and a black border with a downward curve across the grip to protect the hand embodying the classic Xiphos design was not confined to Greece alone but was a common sight across Europe in the late Bronze Age

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