Details:
Blade length for Tsuba: approx. 71 cm
Total length without sheath: approx. 100 cm
Length of extension: approx. 28.5 cm
Weight without sheath: approx. 1,300 kg
Weight with sheath: approx. 1,500 kg
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Masterpiece of Asian forge
- The sharp blade is hand forged from carbon steel (not stainless)
and hardened
- Wooden handle (Tsuka) is covered with the original ray skin (the same)
- The hard coating of dark blue cotton was made in
Katate- Maki-style
- Accessories (Tsuba, Fuchi, Menuki, Kashira) show a golden newt
- The handle is particularly long and attached to the wrist with
2 bamboo pins (Mekugi)
- The sheath (Saya) is made of wood.
- The blade collar (Habaki) is made of brass
- Manufacturing followed examples of museums
Imori is the name of the Japanese newborn (Alpine). Ornamental newts
in the fittings are unequivocally and give the sword, which otherwise
is clearly kept, your name..
Resin figure of the Knights Templar, measures 18 x 7
Late Viking Era sword with sheath, brazil nut cuff
In the high Middle Ages, Viking swords began to lose some of their most characteristic features, such as the wide, tapered blade and the fist with lobes. Viking swords began to look more like the long swords characteristic of the Middle Ages.
Made of carbon steel and wooden handle. brass guard and with handles. It includes matching sheath with brass finishes.
The Parazonium was used by high-ranking officials in the Roman legions as a sword assistant.
Steel training saber without sheath
This high-quality knight shield is made of wood with a curved shape.
It is padded and has an adjustable leather arm and shoulder strap.
Sword of Richard the Lionheart without sheath
19th century American kentucky pistol. Made of wood and Zamak. The firing mechanism works. It's a decorative piece.
Decorative Templar Sword made in Toledo (Spain). With rustic, corrugated steel sheet. The grip is rustic old silver. The handle is decorated with the Paté Cruz of the Templars feature.
Resin figure of the Knights Templar, measures 12cms
Dagger, Richard the 12th Century Lionheart
Zaza is the Japanese word for bamboo. Because of its straight shape and its fresh green color, it is the symbol of growth and purity. In Japanese culture it is also known as a symbol of fortune.
The lightweight, well-balanced blade is forged in 420 stainless steel without being sharpened. The handle is wrapped in black cotton complete with original streak skin in traditional style. The decorations in the sword (Tsuba, Fuchi, Kashira, Menuki) show bamboo themes. The highly polished black sheath is also decorated with golden bamboo leaves and tied with high-class bicolor Sageo. The ends of the sheath are made of the best buffalo horn.
Frontier Hawk
Suitable for re-enacters of any period stretching from the War of France and India, until the final colonization of the West in the late nineteenth century.
St. George Medieval Knight's Belt, Leather with Brass Hardware, Various Colors
This gorgeous fourteenth-century bandit is directly inspired by the famous Kusnacht bandit found in a castle in Switzerland. He is one of the best-known bandits of the fourteenth century and also one of the most popular of today, both in medieval tournaments and battlefields and in Behourd and jousting.
And there's no doubt why, because the intelligent design of the original that we directly emulated offers an extremely high level of protection and maximum mobility. All the plates overlap, allowing the brigandine to spread any impact on the fighter's torso efficiently, as each plate hit by an impact is actually superimposed on other plates, actually allowing the diffusion of any blow, and allows for incredible mobility at the same time; Even kicking this type of brigandine high is totally possible! You really appreciate the great range of motion that overlapping chest plates allow. Even using a long sword or rod gun will be a real pleasure with this type of equipment
Medieval shield of Richard the Lionheart in decorated wood. Richard I of England was king of England between 1189 and 1199, the third son of King Henry II of England and Eleanor of Aquitaine.
Details:
Blade length for Tsuba: approx. 71 cm
Total length without sheath: approx. 100 cm
Length of extension: approx. 28.5 cm
Weight without sheath: approx. 1,300 kg
Weight with sheath: approx. 1,500 kg
