deepeeka medieval crusader sword

deepeeka medieval crusader swordSwords of this type were employed throughout Europe around the 12th century. The reproduction has been crafted after a sword excavated in Syria, and was presumably wielded by crusader knights. It has a length of 95 cm and a blade of 75 cm. The grip is wrapped round with brown leather. The sword weighs approx. 1150 g. The sword is dispatched with a luxurious scabbard.

each item bears its own distinctive pattern

in contrast to the rather shapeless dresses of the preceding centuries

It was used by elite warriors

They are usually depicted in groups of three upon votive stones and altars

owing to the elastic beneath the bust

The manica is a piece of armour for the arm

Decorated with the Valknut motif — also known as the "knot of the fallen warrior" — this is an ancient Viking symbol often associated with the Norse god Odin and the meaning of life after death

They are also more than adequate to connect several medieval tents together in order to remain on dry ground whilst walking from one tent to the other

they are well-suited to combat wear

The pendant is crafted from cattle leg

The versatile Steppe Quiver has been designed as an essential accessory for archery enthusiasts

The cloth is 250 g/m2