aventail flat rings wedge rivets 8 mm

aventail flat rings wedge rivets 8 mmAround 1320, the camail emerged a chainmail collar that was attached to the lower edge of the bascinet helmet and provided protection for the wearer's neck. Camails featured a leather strip along the top edge, in which holes could be made to insert the vervelles (metal pins) of the helmet. A leather or waxed cord was then threaded through the vervelles, securing the camail like a collar beneath the helmet. The chainmail of these collars was often

6 mm thick zinc-plated butted round rings with an inner diameter of 8 mm

The cross-guards are constructed from wood and beaten with brass

whilst the non-fighting members of the order established an enormous banking system across Europe and constructed massive forts

practical tool crafted from carbon steel

at the end of the First Crusade

The rings are woven four in one and subsequently riveted with wedge rivets

The sword has a length of 56

Crafted from 1

securing the camail like a collar beneath the helmet

5 metres high

as a result of which it is well-suited to both left-handed and right-handed users

their upper width is 60 cm and their lower width is 46 cm