U.S. Air Force Officer Sword Display | Personalized USAFA & ROTC Gift

A Symbol of Integrity. A Legacy of Honor.

An Air Force Officer's sword is a symbol of their commission and a testament to the core values of Integrity, Service, and Excellence. It represents their role as a leader and a guardian of the sky. Our handcrafted sword display provides the distinguished showcase this powerful symbol deserves.

Designed specifically for the U.S. Air Force Officer sword, this display transforms their emblem of service into a breathtaking piece of wall art. It is the ultimate gift to honor a monumental achievement, whether it's a USAFA graduation, an ROTC or OTS commissioning, a promotion, or a distinguished retirement.

Key Features:

A Perfect, Secure Fit: Precision-crafted to securely mount and display the official U.S. Air Force Officer sword.

Personalized for Their Story: Every display includes a custom-engraved wooden nameplate. Immortalize their milestone with their name, new rank, and commissioning or retirement date.

Handcrafted American Quality: Made by us and finished in our signature Cognac stain, each display is meticulously crafted by our team, right here in Pennsylvania.

Easy & Secure Wall Mounting: Our displays feature our simple and incredibly sturdy "PCS-Proof" french cleat system. All mounting hardware is included for a hassle-free installation.

Customize Their Display:

Further personalize their gift by adding an emblem. Choose from:

• The U.S. Air Force "Hap Arnold" Emblem
• A classic U.S. Flag

(Emblems are shipped unattached to allow for perfect custom placement.)

What's in the Box:

• (1) Solid Maple Sword Display (in 40" or 44" length)
• (1) Personalized Engraved Wooden Nameplate
• (1) French Cleat Mounting System & Hardware

Important Details:

Please Note: The sword is shown for display purposes and is NOT included with your purchase.

Each display is personally crafted for your order. Please allow up to 2 weeks for creation before shipment.

What make this product unique: Why Blades Raised?

Frequently Asked Questions

How to Measure a Sword for a Display

Want another option? Check out our Mil Spec model!