two handed sword bosworth

two handed sword bosworthThe two handed sword or longsword could be employed with two hands and was an essential weapon for centuries. Swords such as these were used during the War of the Roses in the fifteenth century and is named after the Battle of Bosworth. Two handed swords were well suited to delivering quick, fatal cuts to the enemy, and cutting through leather armour. Additionally, the weapon was prized for the forceful thrusts that could be inflicted upon an enemy.

The gambeson is crafted from canvas cotton with thick padding

sailors of the navy

and to permit greater freedom of movement

the soles are 4 to 5 mm thick

This Celtic ornamental dagger is well-suited to collectors of historical weapons and as home decoration

It can also be worn over a dress with short sleeves

including those from Haithabu and Viborg (Denmark)

and may be adjusted to size by means of a leather lace

LARP and festivals

Germanic peoples and Vikings all fought with a seax

For this reason

The surcoat is also available for Hospitaller knights (a white cross on a black background) and the Teutonic knights (a black cross on a white background)