ulfberth venetian pole axe 1530

ulfberth venetian pole axe 1530The poleaxe is a reconstruction of the blade of a poleaxe from 16th century Venice. Such axes were employed by infantry across much of Central and Middle Europe from around 1450 onwards. The blade is constructed from steel and is sold without the shaft. It measures 79 cm in total length and 22 cm in width, with the axe head itself being 20. 5 cm long. It is well suited to a shaft measuring 2. 6 3 cm and weighs 1. 75 kg.

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The sword is believed to have belonged to one of its rich merchants or aristocrats

the earrings are well-suited to those with an interest in Roman antiquity

Tilted on the head

The edges are hand-stitched throughout

those originals are less open and permit a more restricted field of view

Buckles of this type were worn on the cintus

A replica of a relief from Circus Maximus

It was often paired with bascinets

The kaftan is crafted from a wool mixture (min

This type of dress has been based on images in early medieval manuscripts and on surviving clothing remnants from the Viking Age

The blade is blunt and fitted with a safety tip