decorated dirk

decorated dirkDirk is a Scottish word for long dagger. Daggers of this type were employed primarily by the Scottish army following the Battle of Culloden. The dagger is entirely handmade and is constructed from a wooden handle covered with leather. The blade features an engraving of the Scottish national emblem, the thistle. The dagger has a length of 45 cm and a blade of 29 cm.

permitting the weapon to be attached easily to your outfit with a lace

described Henry V's sword as "

at the beginning of the 16th century

The shoulder piece is crafted from flat rings with an inner diameter of 9 mm

the arming doublet also became a fashionable civilian garment: men who were not knights wore arming doublets

The holder is well-suited to almost all LARP swords and can be adjusted to the size of your cutlass

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with the belt employed to hold it in place so that it does not fall off

It is dispatched including a scabbard and certificate of authenticity

these rings permitted a firmer grip whilst keeping the overall weight of the sword somewhat low

This type of great helm emerged around the mid-13th century

The fibula is a replica of a 10th-century original excavated near Dublin in Ireland