braveheart sword

braveheart swordThe sword that made William Wallace an international idol. It was wielded by Mel Gibson in the film Braveheart, and is derived from historical claymores. The blade is handcrafted and measures approximately 95 cm in length. The wooden grip is covered with leather, and the sword is supplied with a scabbard. This item cannot be dispatched to countries outside the EU due to its length.

Poleyns were worn over chainmail chausses and provided an extra layer of protection for the vulnerable knees

These poleyns feature leather flaps for attaching them to chainmail chausses or other garments

The shield weighs approximately 300 g

5 kg and is dispatched including a scabbard

They have an inner diameter of 8 mm

The Cold Steel hunting spear is crafted after spears employed by nobles for hunting during the Renaissance and Late Middle Ages

Bronze swords were a status symbol and were employed by the Greeks

The leather flap on the upper side permits you to connect it to your clothing

the surcoat measures approximately 135 cm in length and is suited to all sizes

Gauntlets of this type were mainly worn during tournaments and by the heavy cavalry of the 15th century

Under armour of this type

the belt measures 160 cm in length