Zwitserse sallet (1490-1500), 1,6 mm (battle-ready) Boeken - schrijfgerei en zegelringen An Urnes style dragon ending

An Urnes style dragon ending in a knot motive is depicted on this fibula

The steel tip can be dismounted

but is not covered by any warranty

1400) and Hans Talhoffer's Fechtbuch (1467) deals with the long hammer and poleaxe as an important knightly weapons for fighting on foot

This helmet weighs approx

Zwitserse sallet (1490-1500), 1,6 mm (battle-ready) Boeken - schrijfgerei en zegelringen An Urnes style dragon endingThis sallet is a replica of a southern German and Swiss example. It is made in the Augsburg style and is distinguished by its short neck protector. This practical sallet has a folding visor that can be locked in the closed position. Combine sallet and freeze The sallet can be worn in combination with a bevor in different ways: 1, Straight on the head, with visor and freeze open. This offers optimal field of view and breathing space. 2, Straight on the