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Sword Accessories

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USMC Sword Accessories

Army Sword Accessories

Navy Sword Accessories

Air Force Sword Accessories

Coast Guard Sword Accessories

Total Items: 21

USMC Sword Frog, Black

$40.00

Garrison Belt, Clarino

$60.00

Sam Browne Clarino Belt

$150.00

Navy Officer Regulation Sword Belt

$55.00

Army NCO Ceremonial Belt

$75.00

$30.00

$30.00

$40.00

$30.00

$50.00

$40.00

$40.00

USMC Sword Frog, White

$40.00

Black Leather Sword Knot

$40.00

Gold Bullion Navy Sword Knot

$50.00

USMC Clarino Sword Sling

$60.00

Dress White Gloves

$5.00

Leather Military Sword Carrying Cases

$59.00

Nylon Sword Carrying Case

$39.99

USMC Officer Black Leather Sword Knot

$40.00

Sword Frog, Black

$35.00

Sword Frog, Garrison Belt, Saber Chains & More Sword Accessories

Whether you've been ordered to "Dress Blue" or "Dress White," or if you're a sword aficionado, we have a variety of sword accessories that go with the uniform.

These sword accessories are definitely worth buying. From the black and white sword frogs and guards, Sam Browne belts, Navy gold bullion sword knots, Army saber chains, nylon and leather sword carrying cases, to dress white gloves, we sell the authentic pieces to complete your military look . These will inspire the knighthood and chivalry in us all.

We have conveniently sorted the sword accessories into separate armed forces, i.e, Army, Marines, Navy, Air Force and Coast Guard. If you wish, try clicking a subcategory below.

Remember, we offer international shipping. We even ship to all FPO/APO military addresses.

What is a Sword Frog? A sword frog is a piece of leather used to hang the sword from the belt. At the same time, the frog offers protection to the uniform from the metal fasteners connecting the sword sling or sabre chain to the sword's scabbard.

What's a Sword Knot? The sword knot is a decorated length of cord and tassel used to secure your hand to the sword's hilt.

What's the Sam Browne Belt? The Sam Browne Belt was crafted by its namesake after he lost his left arm during the Indian Rebellion of 1857. He needed an extra belt crossing over his right shoulder to keep the primary belt and frog from moving. The Marine Corps still use the Sam Browne Belt today.

Sling or Chain? The US Marines Corps uses a sling to fasten to the sword's scabbard, while US Army uses the chain to fasten to the sabre's scabbard.