Vietnam's battle history has created sharp swords to meet the needs of the times, helping to protect the nation's territory from foreign forces.
A sword (below) and a scabbard of ancient Vietnam.This sword has 1 pointed tip and 2 sharp edges.Hilt enough for one handle (single-handed).(Photo: Oriental-arms).
Two other shining swords (with corresponding sacks) of Vietnam in the Great Viet era.The hilt area in addition to the handle also has a V-shaped shield and sword holder.(Photo: Votran-Daiviet).
Sword of Dai Van 'Van Quan'.Sword is also called sword.The sword / sword usually refers to a cold weapon with a straight blade with two sharp edges.However, in Vietnamese, the term sword / sword has a broad meaning, which can include a type of curved blade weapon with a sharp edge.(Photo: Votran-Daiviet).
The sword has a sharp edge.This sword has a disc plate.(Photo: Votran-Daiviet).
And this is a curved sword of Vietnam from the 18-19 century.The sword has a broader blade than the above swords, the shape is slightly curved and sharp at one edge.This weapon is also known as a sword.(Photo: Votran-Daiviet).
Vietnamese short sword of the 18-19 century.(Photo: Votran-Daiviet).
At a glance, these Vietnamese swords wear out the Japanese Katana.(Photo: Votran-Daiviet).
The sword set (or sword) from the Late Lê Dynasty, the Trinh Lord.(Photo: Votran-Daiviet).
This is the Vietnamese sword that collector Peter Dekker owns.The sword features a combination of ancient Vietnamese swords, Chinese swords, Japanese swords and Western swords.(Photo: Peter Dekker).
On the sword is engraved with 1887, this is probably the year the sword was forged.(Photo: Peter Dekker).
Asian-style wavy pattern on this sword.(Photo: Peter Dekker).
The sword has a circular disk, a wooden handle.(Photo: Peter Dekker).
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