sancho iv sword Werkmessen - gereedschap & touw In the early 15th century

In the early 15th century

classified as Type H according to the Petersen typology for Viking swords

At the end of the 15th century

the extra thick protection of the skull with the round eyebrow shape and the protruding neck guard

This hand fan has a wooden part and the elegant lace has a floral motif

sancho iv sword Werkmessen - gereedschap & touw In the early 15th centurySancho IV of Castile, known as "el Bravo," ruled as the King of Castile, Len, and Galicia from 1284 until his death in 1295. Upon the death of his father, Alfonso X, Sancho took control of the kingdom, despite his father's wishes. He was crowned in Toledo, where he ruled until his untimely death. Just before passing away, he appointed his wife, Mara de Molina, as regent for their young son, Ferdinand IV. Sancho died in 1295, and his body was buried in