scottish claymore with brass crossguard

scottish claymore with brass crossguardThe claymore (from Gaelic claideamh mor, great sword) was a Celtic two handed sword that was typically 150 cm or longer. This length rendered it exceedingly difficult for opponents to approach. The claymore often featured a long, leather covered ricasso, so that the warrior could place both hands upon the blade whilst his enemy drew close. The earliest claymores were employed in the 16th century, the latest in the 18th century. This claymore is fitted

the start of the 80 Years War in the Netherlands

The sallet may be worn in five different ways

The helmet is crafted after a 13th-century original

The long zip is reinforced with a popper at the top and bottom

Hollow core

Please note: this mug is not suitable for warm liquids

The beautiful belt is well-suited to medieval costumes

straps with riveted buckles are fitted directly to the cotton

Daggers of this type were employed as a secondary weapon

The surcotte is crafted from sturdy cotton canvas

The arm harness Balthasar has been designed for LARP & reenactment

leg wraps were worn over the trousers