celtic hallstatt sword

celtic hallstatt swordThe sword is a replica of an early Celtic sword. Originally crafted from bronze, this type of sword was used during the Hallstatt culture. In later periods they were also constructed from iron. The sword is 68 cm long, with a blade of 54 cm. It has a semi sharp, leaf shaped blade and comes with a black leather scabbard. The scabbard is open on the side at the top 20 cm.

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The jerkin is crafted from high-quality grey split leather

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There are various Spanish and Italian manuals

The blade is crafted from 1060 carbon steel and is semi-sharp

making them a distinctive choice for any occasion

Originals can be found in various manuscripts and wall paintings from this lengthy period

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