rapier 16th century with scabbard

rapier 16th century with scabbardDuring the Renaissance, the sword became increasingly a secondary weapon, alongside the gun. The blades grew narrower with a sharper tip, and the basket hilt became widespread. The ricasso also grew ever more popular and was frequently employed. One of the best known Renaissance swords was the rapier, which was used principally as a duelling and fashion weapon. This slender sword came into use around 1470. The rapier is crafted after 16th century

The bow is supplied complete with cable and sheath

The bottom of the trousers

baptize the weapon in latex and allow it to dry after each new layer for a plain and protective surface

It features a solid visor that provides good visibility and ventilation

It has a core with a steel hardness of 45 HRC

Lanterns were a primary source of light in the medieval home or castle

It may be fastened with leather straps and buckles

related to the war hammer

this sword is not a weapon but has all qualities of a sword

and splits at the front and back are featured so that the wearer may move freely whilst running and fighting

It has a hook at the back for hanging on the wall

The Justaucorps or Justacorps is a seventeenth-century coat that was first worn in armies across various European countries