templar sword hughes de payens 106878383

templar sword hughes de payens 106878383The Poor Fellow Soldiers of Christ and of the Temple of Solomon, better known as the Templars, was a clerical knight order that was founded in 1096, at the end of the First Crusade, to guarantee all pilgrims a safe journey to Jerusalem. The Knight Templars were the best trained soldiers of the crusades, and the non fighting members of the order founded an enormous banking system across Europe and constructed massive forts. The decorative templar sword

as the crossbow required a considerable time to reload owing to the crannequin utilised to reload heavy crossbows

The back has 2 handy pockets

The large breasts and belly are a symbol of fertility

During the English Civil War (1642–51)

Crafted from rosewood with a cowhide seat

Swords of this type were typical for their time

and a chin strap with an authentic buckle

with a 4 mm thick nasal piece

It features a full tang with a screwed pommel

comprising a series of battles for the English crown fought between the houses of Lancaster and York

On the back and the sides

they gradually lost their practical use