deepeeka sir william marshall sword battle ready

deepeeka sir william marshall sword battle readyThe replica is crafted after the sword of the English knight Sir William Marshall, Earl of Pembroke, who lived between 1146 and 1219. The sword is a fine replica well suited to light combat. The blade and tip are blunt. It has a length of 96 cm, with a blade of 79 cm, and weighs 1. 2 kg. The blade is constructed from carbon steel with a hardness of 48 to 50 HRC. The sword features a full tang, whilst the grip is crafted from wood and wrapped round

An inscription was engraved on the brass edge: 'In the name of our lord Jesus

The spatha was considerably longer than the gladius

who plays a large role in the Ragnarök and who will kill the god Odin

the two ends may be pulled away from each other

A striking feature is the distinctive front seam along the top of the shoe

The design is very similar to the Carolingian spearheads commonly used by warriors and hunters in the early Middle Ages

The chaperon features a long-pointed hood in medieval style

be worn as decoration

The bronze pendant is an exact replica of a Viking find from Denmark

Tunics of this kind were basic garments worn by men throughout Europe from the Early to the Late Middle Ages

With this stand

It has a total length of 95