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which used to hang from the back
gebaseerd op fragmenten van een origineel teruggevonden in de Vikingstad Birka in Zweden
It is believed that the sword was thrown into the river when Edward II dissolved the Templar Order in 1314
that is made of two separate parts
It is available in two sizes
Tempelierszwaard Hugo de Payens, semi-scherp Bevors en pantserkragen which used to hang fromThis early Templar sword is made after originals used by Norman knights and crusaders around the 12th century. the sword is an oakeshott type XI, it has a flat brass crossguard and a brass pommel of the 'Brazilian nut' type. The pommel features an enameled red Templar cross. This sword has a blade of EN45 carbon steel, tempered with a hardness of 50 55 HRC. The tang construction runs through the entire grip and the pommel is peened onto the tang
