Weapon of the week hoo hah!

The Captain Drake sword comemorates the life of Sir Francis Drake,Knight, Privateer, Adventurer, Explorer, Hero. It has an unsharpened polished stainless blade of 36 1/4 inches and is a total of 44 1/8 inches overall. The half loop hilt, cross guard and pommel are all finished in Silver.

"On January 28th, 1596, 16 years after Captain Sir Franics Drake was knighted, he began his last journey against the Spanish strongholds of the West Indies where after successfully accomplishing his objectives Captain Sir Francis Drake passed away. As a farewell, Captain Drake's crew ignited two captured ships and while the cannons saluted him, the water of the Caribbean Sea engulfed him."

I can safely say that the MVP Drake was crafted after this person =D

Ahh, the joys of photoshop =)

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Its about dang time I came up with another weapon of the week :


Inspired by Bast, the goddess of fertility and joy, who was depicted in early times with the head of a lion to show her war-like side, but later in the New Kingdom of Egypt, gained the head of of a house cat. This Egyptian short sword features solid metal handle parts cast with intricate details and an antique plated finish. The precisely tempered blade is 420 J2 stainless steel. This sword includes a custom plaque made to display this jewel from the Nile in stlye.

Overall Length: 20-3/4"

Blade Length: 13-7/8"

Blade Thickness: 3/16"

Blade Material: Tempered, 420 J2 stianless steel, double edged.

Handle Material: Solid metal, antique plated finish, rat-tail tang construction