Marlow White's swords and sabers have ceremonial blades. As such, they are built to strict military regulations to be used in drills, ceremonies, and displays. These blades are of the highest quality but are not sharpened for use as a weapon.
Army NCO Sword Buying Guide
In 2002, we partnered with WKC to reintroduce the Army NCO Sword. During the Vietnam War and the years immediately following, demand for this sword had languished and nearly every sword manufacturer had stopped producing it.
In 2008, we noticed another sword manufacturer had begun producing the Army NCO Sword as well. As always, we will try to give you our best and most objective comparison of the WKC Sword and this particular “Country One” sword.
The photos on all pages are completely unretouched images. Click for an introduction to Marlow White and WKC, along with information about how we selected WKC and how we handle these comparisons.
The Backwards Butterfly |
Casting Quality and Fit |
More Casting Quality |
Scabbards |
Polished Blades |
Scabbard Leather |
Return to all Military Sword Comparisons.Purchase a WKC Army NCO Sword. |
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In 2002, we partnered with WKC to reintroduce the Army NCO Sword. During the Vietnam War and the years immediately following, demand for this sword had languished and nearly every sword manufacturer had stopped producing it.
In 2008, we noticed another sword manufacturer had begun producing the Army NCO Sword as well. As always, we will try to give you our best and most objective comparison of the WKC Sword and this particular “Country One” sword.
The photos on all pages are completely unretouched images. Click for an introduction to Marlow White and WKC, along with information about how we selected WKC and how we handle these comparisons.
The Backwards Butterfly |
Casting Quality and Fit |
More Casting Quality |
Scabbards |
Polished Blades |
Scabbard Leather |
Return to all Military Sword Comparisons.Purchase a WKC Army NCO Sword. |
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