main gauche with bone handle

main gauche with bone handleThe main gauche was employed throughout Europe between the 16th and 18th centuries. It served primarily as a left handed weapon, used in conjunction with a rapier. This main gauche is fitted with an extra rounded cross guard, which permits easy parrying and blocking of thrusts from swords and rapiers. It is also provided with a finger ring. The main gauche is elegantly finished with a bone handle. It has a length of 44 cm with a blade of 27 cm and

The barbute is a type of sallet developed so that the wearer had no need of mail

All our articles are created with their use for historical recreation

It is characterized by its notched tips and flattened back

and is particularly well-suited to keeping warm during sleep at a camp or festival

Swords of this type were employed throughout feudal Europe and were worn during the era of the Crusades

the German landsknechts

giving the dress an elegant character

It is constructed from a fibreglass core covered with EVA foam

this mug is finished entirely by hand

Owing to its length

This battle-ready axe blade has been designed for reenactment and living history

The Milanese armour style is recognisable by the large