knight sword lubeck Boogschieten Chainmail chausses are regularly depicted

Chainmail chausses are regularly depicted on medieval tombs

This wooden sword is based on swords from the 12th to 15th centuries

This sand stone is made of polyurethane foam

It has a blunt battle-ready blade

as the pigments required to produce them were exceedingly expensive

knight sword lubeck Boogschieten Chainmail chausses are regularly depictedThis medieval sword is a replica of an original from the 13th century. The original sword is typed as an Oakeshott Type XII and is displayed in the St. Annen Museum, Lubeck. The sword is quite long for a Type XII single handed sword and these types of swords were used by the Crusaders in the High Middle Ages. The blade of this replica sword is made of EN45 spring steel and has a riveted pommel. The grip has a steel cross guard, grip with a wooden core