No comments about United Cutlery - Universal Sword Plaque.

No comments about Serpent Wrath Sword Cane.

No comments about Pirate Hook Sword w/ Wooden Scabbard.

1 comments about 4 Pc Japanese Samurai Katana Sword Set Ninja.

1. I would porbably rate this order a five, exce0t that i did not recieve all four swords in this order. The large new sword did not come with the order. When we ordered the set, it was mentioned that the order would probably come in multiple deliverys, and this is what we thought was happening. We recieved three of the four swords, and are wondering when we will recieve the fourth one.
   
   Barry Lawrence

No comments about Chinese Broadsword - Broadsword.

No comments about Convergence, Black Zytel Handle, ComboEdge.

No comments about 3 Pcs Japanese Ninja Sword Set.

No comments about United Cutlery - Full Tang Precision Katana, Wire/Leather Handle, Plain.

No comments about KING ARTHUR`S SWORD.

1 comments about Kit Rae Sword of Vaelen Simulated Black Ivory Grip with Art Print.

1. I honestly don't know much about the history of this sword and the internet is rather vague about it, but what I can tell you is that the design is from Kit Rae, who has also made many other fantasy-sword designs. There is also a painting called "Vaelen confronts Darkness" but whether the painting inspired the design of the sword or vice versa is hard to tell.
   
   The number one thing to keep in mind is that this is just a decorative sword--hang it on your wall, step back and impress your friends with it. The design itself is really good, in my opinion, if you prefer a more fantasy-look to your swords.
   
   This sword is not ever meant for cutting things! It's a dull blade to begin with and even if you sharpened it, I still wouldn't use it! Seriously!
   
   One needs to keep in mind that there are official Kit Rae swords and then there are imitation Kit Rae swords. From the research I've done, the real Kit Rae swords have the Kit Rae logo just above the hand-guard (lowest part of the blade itself). Personally, mine's an imitation, but it still looks impressive. But since it is a decorative sword the blade will wiggle in the handle quite a bit because the blade is not properly secured by a Medugi or anything--the main reason you'd never swing this blade around.
   
   The weight is reasonable. Heavier than a real sword should be, but even holding it with one hand is not uncomfortable.
   
   The blade itself is not a mirror finish and the handle is . . . probably plastic-something or some cheap metal with paint put over it.
   
   If you want to see some REAL good swords, check out the Paul Chen line of Katanas, Bugei, and Raven Armoury (among other things, they make really wicked-looking scimitars!)