basket hilted broadsword 1828

basket hilted broadsword 1828The basket hilted broadsword was mainly employed by the Scots. These are sometimes also referred to as basket hilted claymores, as the blade was often crafted from a broken claymore blade. The grip features a large basket that not only protected the hand but also provided a better balance. The broadsword is a replica of a basket hilted broadsword from 1828, and is supplied complete with a scabbard. The basket is constructed from brass, whilst the

Schleswig and Konstanz

it is typical for its short neck protection

A detailed size chart is available in the photos

It can be pitched by just 3 people

the helmet has a neck guard made of several plates

The scabbard is fitted with a beautiful brass belt loop (for belts up to 5

The stunning sword from the late Viking Age is a replica of a unique find discovered in 2011 during the archaeological excavation of a Viking burial site in Langeid (Setesdal Valley

Folding chairs of this type have been employed from ancient times through to the modern day

A mail haubergeon was often worn beneath Milanese armour

these bracers are as practical as they are fashionable

The tent measures 2 x 4 metres

With its authentic design and durable construction