frankish sword oakeshott type xi

frankish sword oakeshott type xiThe sword has been forged after original Oakeshott type XI swords produced between 1100 and 1175. The cross guard of this type is often straight with a round pommel. Originals may also be seen on the Bayeux tapestry, in the Morgan Picture Bible and on the doors of the church of St. Veno in Verona, Italy. Crafted from carbon steel with a hardness of 5055 HRC, this high quality sword features a sharp edge. It is supplied complete with a black leather

making every piece distinctive

a single strike could breach a helmet or breastplate and incapacitate an opponent

and features a blade crafted from carbon steel with a hardness of 50–52 HRC

also known as the Spear of Destiny

The helmet is a museum replica of a Japanese samurai helmet

whilst also lending itself particularly well to use as a pirate shirt

buccaneers and Napoleonic

permitting it to be worn in a great many ways

This style is often called the “houndskull” or “pig-faced” bascinet

it is covered with gold

The lorica hamata is delivered inclusive of a shoulder piece with a leather edge

Particularly distinctive to this tunic is the hem