Excalibur (disambiguation)
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Excalibur is the mythical sword given to King Arthur by the Lady of the Lake
Excalibur may also refer to:
- Excalibur (album), a 1999 album about the legend by metal band Grave Digger
- Excalibur (automobile), a type of "contemporary classic" retro-styled car
- Excalibur (comics), a comic book series
- Excalibur (computer game), a 1983 video game by Chris Crawford
- Excalibur (computer system), a "rebuttal engine" used by the Labour Party (UK) in the United Kingdom general election, 1997
- Excalibur (film), a 1981 film about the legend of King Arthur
- Excalibur (newspaper), the student newspaper of York University
- Excalibur (novel), a fantasy novel by Sanders Anne Laubenthal
- Excalibur (nightclub), a large and well-known nightclub in Chicago, founded in 1989.
- Excalibur (roller coaster), a roller coaster at the Valleyfair! amusement park in Shakopee, Minnesota
- Excalibur (wrestler), a wrestler for Pro Wrestling Guerrilla
- Excalibur and Xcalibur, used as tradenames or ordinary names by [various companies]
- Excalibur Hotel and Casino, a medieval-themed hotel-casino in Las Vegas, Nevada
- Excalibur Tools, a Canadian manufacturer of woodworking scroll saws and table saw accessories
- F-103 Excalibur heavy fighter, a fictional spaceplane from the Wing Commander spaceflight games
- HMS Excalibur, a ship in the Royal Navy
- The IAS Excalibur (Crusade), a fictional starship in the Babylon 5 universe
- Xcalibur, a CGI TV story series about a medieval-type kingdom
- Excalibur (laser), a fictitous chemical laser weapon in Ace Combat Zero, named after the sword
- MMI-710 "Excalibur" anti-ship sword, the anti-ship sword used by the Sword Impulse Gundam.
- XM982 Excalibur, 155mm extended range artillery projectile being developed by Raytheon and Bofors
- a brand of consumer firework shells, popular among hobbyists
- Excalibur (laser), a nuclear-pumped X-ray laser, investigated as part of the Strategic Defence Initiative.
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