Agincourtzwaard, scherp Viking oorbellen The helmet is battle-ready

The helmet is battle-ready

The first depictions of this type of buckler appear in the early 14th-century Tower Manuscript

middeleeuwers en andere historische volkeren

Je kan deze helm geheel gesloten dragen of met open vizier

De guard lijkt op die van het 1860 type sabel

Agincourtzwaard, scherp Viking oorbellen The helmet is battle-readySoldiers of Henry V of England used swords like this during the Battle of Agincourt. The sword is well balanced, has a typical English pommel and a steel cross guard. The blade is hand forged from a high quality carbon steel. The grip is made of ebony covered with leather. The sword itself has a length of 93,4 cm with a blade of 69,2 cm and a thickness of 4,8 mm. It weighs 1415 g and is delivered including a scabbard. This sword is an Oakeshott type