english single handed sword 13th century

english single handed sword 13th centuryThe sword is a reconstruction of a high medieval sword from the 13th century. The disc pommel and the derived octagonal pommel were a typical English model, but were also regularly employed in other countries. The sword has a length of 96 cm with a blade of 79 cm and a max. width of 4. 5 cm. The point of balance is situated 14 cm from the cross guard. The pommel and cross guard are constructed from steel. The semi sharp blade is crafted from carbon

The tripod is a replica of a 10th–11th century original excavated at Skipsea in Lincolnshire

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It comes with two leather sheaths for the axe blades

permitting the wearer to bend the torc open and closed and adjust it to size

A rope may be threaded through it and tied to your belt

and was particularly effective for attacking mounted opponents and breaking shield walls

It measures 26 x 12 cm

it becomes a particularly well-suited battle-ready sword for Historical European Martial Arts and sword fighting

and convenient storage pocket make it an indispensable companion for any discerning archer

The neck is slender and often features flat sides

It may be effortlessly worn over an undershirt

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