A medieval-style sword illustrated as a scalable vector graphic (SVG) design.
A medieval-style sword illustrated as a scalable vector graphic (SVG) design. A detailed SVG design of a sword, suitable for use in digital applications and crafting projects. A sleek metal sword with a hilt and blade, suitable for vector art projects. An outline vector design of a traditional sword, suitable for digital crafting and cutting machine use.
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Elevate Your Creations with this Stunning Sword SVG Design

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