13th century single handed sword oakeshott type x

13th century single handed sword oakeshott type xThe sword is a reconstruction of a 13th century blade. The Oakeshott type XIII was well known for its type D cocked hat pommel. The sword has a length of 96,5 cm with a blade of 79,5 cm and a max. width of 4,4 cm. The point of balance is situated 16 cm below the cross guard. The pommel and cross guard are crafted from steel. The blunt, battle ready blade is constructed from carbon steel with a Rockwell hardness scale of 48 50 HRC. The included wooden

it comes with an attractive flared

The gambeson collar is trimmed with artificial fur

amongst them bags

It is dispatched with a leather sheath with belt loop

The sword is a fine collector's item

permitting it to be used as a pike

The original is now part of the collection at the National Museum (Nationalmuseet) in Copenhagen

In the late Bronze Age

The sturdy leather binding keeps the pages securely in place

its weight and flexibility make it an ideal screen label

has a base width of 16 cm

used by gladiators and legionaries