14e eeuws langzwaard, Royal Armouries, semi-scherp Middeleeuwse - Renaissance helmen en helmaccessoires Thanks to the detailed finish

Thanks to the detailed finish and the realistic looking leather grip

also called a hauberk

The carbon steel blade of this sword is forged in the grip and is fastened to the pommel

and a visor with double pivot points—one on each side of the skull

Ze zijn verkrijgbaar in verschillende maten en zijn gemaakt van 2 mm dik runderleer

14e eeuws langzwaard, Royal Armouries, semi-scherp Middeleeuwse - Renaissance helmen en helmaccessoires Thanks to the detailed finishThis imposing hand and a half sword, also known as a longsword, dates back to the late 14th century. While the exact origin of this European weapon is uncertain, markings suggest it may be German or Italian. It eventually made its way to the Arsenal of Alexandria, possibly as a diplomatic gift, war prize, or tribute from the Kingdom of Cyprus to the Sultanate of Egypt, where Arabic inscriptions were added. After passing through at least one private