crusader dagger jerusalem semi sharp

crusader dagger jerusalem semi sharpThe dagger of this type was employed not only by knights, but also by common soldiers who fought in the Crusades or other medieval wars. The blade is crafted from EN 45 spring steel and is screwed to the pommel. It is semi sharp and is dispatched complete with a scabbard constructed from wood and leather.

This fine walking stick may also be employed as a weapon for self-defence

This tunic is a reconstruction of this style

It is a wonderful and stylish defence weapon

Sizes and finish may therefore deviate slightly from one another

it closely resembles the Chertsey sword

The windows are constructed from parchment

With the leather belt it may be worn over the shoulder or on the back

From this type of spangenhelm the well-known nasal helmet eventually evolved

with the sharp edge upwards

This type of helmet remained popular until the end of the 12th century and was primarily worn by infantry during the 13th century

10 metres high for extra shade and protection against the rain

The "beard" — the downward-extending part of the blade — provided a larger cutting surface without making the axe heavier