16th century hand and a half sword

16th century hand and a half swordThe hand and a half sword occupied a size between a one handed sword and a two handed sword. The grip was somewhat larger than that of a one handed sword, permitting the soldier to place an extra hand upon the grip for hard blows and put more force behind the strike. The training sword is well suited to light sword fights and features a slightly bent cross guard to better catch blows. The wooden grip is inlaid with blue leather and gold thread for

We immediately reuse a large part of the material without the intervention of recycling process

The chain mail hood is likewise constructed from unriveted round rings

and a cross-guard with knot motifs from Viking art

The tent measures 3 x 5 metres and provides space for approximately 5 people including luggage

serving both as a weapon and as a tool

Celtic dragons are often depicted as friendly

according to some sources such as the Icelandic sagas

Crafted from a fibreglass core covered with EVA foam and a latex coating

The acketon is most comfortable and permits excellent freedom of movement

crafting combs and even knife handles from cattle bones

This buckler features eight ribs reminiscent of sun rays

) and edges of approximately 18 cm (7 in