Hanwei continues to innovate with its forging capability in the Trondheim sword, produced as a piece forged in high-carbon steel welded to standard.
Modeled after swords that were discovered in the area around Trondheim, Norway, the sword displays the style of the early 9th century, a time when the Norwegian Vikings were plundering Britain and Ireland. The beauty of the blade is combined with the handle and hem, both wrapped in high quality leather, engraved on a classic Viking motif.
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The terms Damascus steel orwelded standard designate a composite steel forged from two or more different types of steel. It was named after his hometown, the Syrian city of Damascus, a former stronghold of stamped steel production. As a common practice, a harder high carbon steel and a softer low carbon steel are repeatedly welded and folded together. High carbon steel ensures greater hardness, better toughness and longer-lasting wire retention, while softer steel gives greater blade flexibility and tensile strength. This procedure, which arose at a time when the qualities of steel were often low and inconsistent, allows to combine the positive attributes of the various grades of steel. In addition, the different shades generated by the variable carbon content of alternating layers engender surprisingly beautiful patterns, such as the twisted motif called Standard Torsion Damascus or the Rose Damascus pattern. Undoubtedly, these unusual patterns partly explain why inherent magical properties were attributed to the Damascus steel blades of the Middle Ages. Such a damascena sword blade is, for example, described as a bloody worm or a poisonous snake in the Edda.
Main features:
- One-piece folded blade protection - Sheath
leather on wood
- Sculpted details on the strap and hem
Specifications:
- General: approx. 77 cm
- Blade length: approx. 61 cm
- Weight: approx. 1100 g
- Manufacturer code: SH2296 As
Decorative medieval dagger with sheath included. Carbon steel blade, metal guard and handles with medieval designs and imitation ivory handle decorated.
THE USGladius® knives are based on the design of the Roman Gladius (short sword), the standard weapon of the Roman Legion, proven on battlefields and the gladiatorial spectacles of the arena for over 400 years. This unique design not only provides excellent balance from the functional point of view, but also an unusual aesthetic beauty in a standard tactical knife.
Natural-sized medieval Sugarloaf Conical Templar helmet.
Holster for wide revolver, Made of leather.
China Wushu Kung Fu sword, light and fast, also known as water music, because it has an ultra-flexible carbon-rich sheet produces a very audible vibrating sheet.
anything, anytime, anywhere.
U.S. Marines need knives they can rely on in the most intense battle and combat situations. You'll never find a mission that Marine Force Recon Bowie can't accomplish, especially with the help of its huge saw blade.
Replica of a Celtic helmet, so prevalent among soldiers glucose around 100 ad. This helmet follows an original oven in the "Forêt de Rouvray" in northern France. There was probably horse hair tied to the peak of the helmet.
This helmet features a comfortable leather inlay and a chin strap
Includes leather straps with buckles to adjust.
Tsukiuta is a series that revolves around a set of twelve-month-of-the-year-themed characters in idol groups, with music composed by popular Vocaloid producers.
Uduki Arata is the men's representative of the month of April. He is an idol of Tsukino Talent Production and a member of the Six Gravity unit. His producer is ChouchouP and he is voiced by Hosoya Yoshimasa.
Details:
Total Length: 103cm
Blade length: 71cm
Seya Length: 74cm
Handle length: 28cm
Blade Material: Carbon Steel
Handle Material: Wood wrapped with cord
Saya Material: Hardwood, Lacquered
Ito and seago: Yellow
Accessories: Zinc alloy
Weight: 1.4 kg
This is the forged and bent sword that has a sharp blade. Includes high-quality sword holder and maintenance set.
Viking axe. Scandinavia 8th century. 87 cms. long.
Replica of a medieval short seax, a knife that was popular among Germanic tribes throughout Europe.
The carbon steel blade is forged by hand. The guard and handle are made of solid brass and the handle is made of wood.
Replica of one of the models used by the Nazi dagger in Germany. It is a quality tack steel knife and stainless metal sheath.
Covers were an integral part of clothing throughout the Middle Ages and were worn by all classes. They came with and without a hood and in different lengths and cuts. The cover protected and heated in adverse weather conditions. If the cape did not offer sufficient protection, a hood was worn over it.
Like the unisex cover, the wheel cover or the paper filter are authentic, practical and divided everywhere. The slits serve as armholes and increase comfort. The cover fastens with a wooden button. Contrasting details give the cover a special look.
The cotton fabric is not water-repellent, but it can be treated with a waterproofing spray to repel light rain.
Note: Only the cover is sold here! The other items are available separately in our online shop.
Details:
- Available sizes: One size fits all
- Material: 100% cotton
- Total length: approx. 138 cm (measured at the center of the back)
- Care instructions: Machine wash at 40°C, gentle cycle, do not tumble dry
Based on models of rapiers of Italian descent from the 17th century, Hanwei Torino Rapier displays the classic
Popular straight crossguard style in this part of Europe. The tweezers have classic lines, with a
carbon steel blade of high carbon content, a stainless steel handle (for reduced maintenance) with quillons of "blade collector" and a braided wire handle.
Keychain Templar Knight. Made in Zamak. Size: 6.x4.5 cm
Hanwei continues to innovate with its forging capability in the Trondheim sword, produced as a piece forged in high-carbon steel welded to standard.
Modeled after swords that were discovered in the area around Trondheim, Norway, the sword displays the style of the early 9th century, a time when the Norwegian Vikings were plundering Britain and Ireland. The beauty of the blade is combined with the handle and hem, both wrapped in high quality leather, engraved on a classic Viking motif.
