don quixote sword

don quixote swordIn the 16th century, through the words of Cervantes, Don Alonso Quijano, better known as "Don Quijote de La Mancha," was born. A knight with an extraordinary sense of duty and honour, his devotion to chivalric ideals led him to the brink of madness. He famously attacked windmills, believing them to be giants, mistook flocks of sheep for an enemy army, and even saw wineskins as ghosts. Through all his absurd adventures, he gained widespread fame. Known

With a length of 75 cm

Ideal for Drows

The original was buried as a grave gift in 550 AD with a Germanic chieftain

Chainmail chausses are regularly depicted on medieval tombs

Anglo-Saxon or Frankish collection

near Porto Vecchio in Corsica

From the 15th century

It features a solid visor that provides good visibility and ventilation

The armour is a reconstruction of an early medieval leather lamellar armour

and has been designed for head circumferences of up to 62 cm

which consists of different leather pieces connected to one another with small square sections

wearing Ollie with a stylish pair of braces is particularly well-suited to completing the look