heraldic sword

heraldic swordThe sword is crafted in the style of the 15th century. It is richly decorated and inspired by heraldry: two boar's heads are depicted on both ends of the cross guard, whilst the middle shows two swans. Swords of this kind were possibly forged as a symbol of marriage between two noble families. The blade is constructed from 420 stainless steel, with 0. 4 to 0. 5% carbon, 12 to 14% chrome, and a Rockwell hardness of 50 HRC. The cross guard and the

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The LARP shield is based on the historical kite shields that were employed during the High Middle Ages

Size S is well-suited to a head circumference of up to 59 cm

cross-shaped leather design with copper-coloured rivets for added strength and protection against shock

It is not known whether the early medieval Vikings knew this symbol

The decoration is semi-granulated and is cast in one piece

such short chainmail shirts became known as haubergeons — a diminutive of hauberk

a textile cloth may be attached to the guandao to distract the enemy

better known as the famous “Daneaxe

The entire surface is decorated with a fine Celtic knot motif

The belts allow you to adjust it to your preferred wearing style

The Lombard wide belt is a durable