EPISODE · Mar 31, 2011 · 1 MIN

Swords

Describing a variety of swords and their uses

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From cutlasses for swash-buckling fight scenes in a production of Peter Pan to highly decorative swords that are never intended to be used in an actual stage fight, the National's armoury makes, adapts and stores all manner of swords.

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