damascus steel end plate for knife making xl Pelgrimsbadges Ideal for fantasy and LARP

Ideal for fantasy and LARP characters as an accessory over trousers

Around the time swords like this were in use

also known as a doublet

making it not only a protective symbol

This helmet is based on an original shown on a fully armed crusader in the Westminster Psalter from the mid-13th century

damascus steel end plate for knife making xl Pelgrimsbadges Ideal for fantasy and LARPThis oval end plate made of 256 layer damask steel is intended as a decorative end to a knife handle, or as an intermediate layer in the construction of the handle itself. Already at knives From the Iron Age and the Middle Ages, metal end plates were used decoratively between the blade and the wooden handle. Thanks to the slightly oval shape, which fits well with most knife handles, this plate can be processed with little effort and only limited post