norman mace walking stick

norman mace walking stickIf you're a fan of military history, you might recognise the early Norman mace. It was a light but powerful weapon, capable of breaking bones and crushing a leather Saxon helmet. The Norman Mace Walking Stick is modelled after a historic design. The solid cast steel head is a replica of an actual museum artefact, featuring multiple blunt spikes and rope detailing. It also has an "aged" finish for authenticity. The shaft is crafted from steamed beech

The set comes with a brown leather pouch in which the cutlery may be stored securely

It is therefore unsurprising that horses were integrated early on into the spiritual world of our ancestors

it was worn during the Jacobite risings and was eventually integrated together with many Scottish regiments in the British army and in the Scottish costume

This deluxe sallet also features a liftable visor

A distinctive historical gift

with a blade of 97

the gambeson evolved alongside the clothing fashions of the time

The shape of the Scottish dirk derives from the medieval bollock dagger

the scabbard is fitted with steel chapes

Wenceslas became the count of Bohemia in 921

Their shape and weight

Dispatch weight (gram): 300 *