deepeeka steel manica

deepeeka steel manicaThe manica was a type of armour plate that protected the sword arm of the legionary or gladiator. From the 1st century AD they were worn by legionaries, and it was originally an armour plate for gladiators. The most famous use of the manica was during the Dacian wars, where they offered protection against the sickles of the Dacian warriors. The arm protection is fastened by means of leather straps. Crafted from 1. 2 mm thick carbon steel. Its length

The main gauche is well-suited to pairing with the 'Torino rapier'

46 cm of the arm and weigh approx

The sword has a length of 56

The Roman cooking pot is crafted from tinned brass

The remainder of the staff is adorned with lifelike designs throughout

The stone has made an essential contribution to the deciphering of the Egyptian hieroglyphic script and has likewise furnished us with a fundamental insight into the Egyptian language

Equalize the finish with black sandpaper

This elegant design dress may be combined well with accessories such as coats

The handy bag has been designed for festivals

the belt can be adjusted to 80 cm

we do not recommend leaving it in the sun for a long period of time

The buckle is fashioned in the Borre style and is constructed from zamak