Shamshir, scherp Keltische broche more than 30 different variants

more than 30 different variants of this scale armour were excavated

3 mm en op de kniestukken een staaldikte van 1

This one-and-a-half-hander has a wooden scabbard wrapped with brown leather and a brown leather grip

when full Western European armour had been perfected

Deze barbute heeft een T-vormig vizier

Shamshir, scherp Keltische broche more than 30 different variantsThe shamshir is originally a weapon from Persia from the 9th century and spread from there all over the Ottoman Empire and India during the 16th century. They have a strongly curved blade and can be used for slashing in short and long distances. Weapons like this were used by both infantry and cavalry and were mainly popular as a primary weapon. Shamshir, meaning sword, is a collective name for the shamshir, scimitar, Talwar, kilij and the Turko