frankish sword oakeshott type xi Pugio en parazonium This replica of a 17th

This replica of a 17th century rapier has a straight guard

These nasal helmets were universally conical into the early 12th century

This is one of the earliest types and they were used in the fourteenth century

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frankish sword oakeshott type xi Pugio en parazonium This replica of a 17thThis sword is made after original Oakeshott type XI swords that were forged between 1100 and 1175. The cross guard of this type is often straight with a round pommel. Originals can 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. This high quality sword is forged from carbon steel with a hardness of 50 55 HRC and has a sharp edge. It is delivered including a black leather