bill 5999285

bill 5999285The guisarme (also spelled gisarme, giserne, or bisarme) is a polearm that was primarily used in Europe between 1000 and 1400. The name likely derives from Old High German getsarn (widemetal or curved iron). Its early form is difficult to determine, and identifying surviving examples remains uncertain. According to the first theory, the guisarme evolved from agricultural tools by mounting a pruning hook on a spear shaft. It became so important that,

with a grip wrapped in steel wire

This bascinet is a replica of a Milanese bascinet made between 1390 and 1410

with a blade of 30 cm and a max

It has also been designed for living history and reenactment

but particularly well-suited to LARP battles

the helmet may be fastened securely under the chin

and the future

making them exceptionally comfortable and well-suited to festivals and long events

Inspired by the Great Crusades

It was already employed by the Romans and was even still utilised at the American Frontiers

The skirt is very comfortable to wear

The back is fitted with a grip wrapped in suede leather