medieval sword oakeshott xviii Kammen - chirurgie en verzorging giving it a light suede

giving it a light suede look

It features a beautiful wooden-looking grip and a cross-guard with gold-coloured details

It is suitable for practical blunt swords with the following maximum blade dimensions: 76 cm in length and 4

perfect for storing essential items for LARP or historical reenactment

This Anglo-Saxon brooch is a replica of the 6th century original excavated in Sutton Hoo

medieval sword oakeshott xviii Kammen - chirurgie en verzorging giving it a light suedeThis beautiful bastard sword is a detailed and high quality replica of the famous "Writhen Hilt" sword, dating back to around 1480 and presumably of German origin. The name "writhen," meaning "twisted" or "contorted," comes from the unique shape of the hilt. The original sword was once owned by art collectors Frederic Spitzer and William Randolph Hearst before being acquired by the Royal Armouries Museum in Leeds, UK, in 1952. This reconstruction