13th century single handed sword oakeshott type x Leren brigandines & schaalpantsers The lower edge features cartels

The lower edge features cartels so that it achieves a typical Renaissance look

This arming cap is perfect for wearing under helmets and mail coifs to increase comfort

Such axes were used by infantry across much of Central and Middle Europe from around 1450 onwards

Armour pieces in this style were employed throughout Europe from the late 14th to the early 15th century

Swords of this type were employed throughout the British Isles during the 17th century

13th century single handed sword oakeshott type x Leren brigandines & schaalpantsers The lower edge features cartelsThis is a reconstruction of a 13th century sword. The Oakeshott type XIII was well known for its type D cocked hat pommel. The sword has a length of 96,5 cm with a blade of 79,5 cm and a max. width of 4,4 cm. The point of balance is situated 16 cm below the cross guard. The pommel and cross guard are made of steel. The blunt, battle ready blade is made of carbon steel with a scale of Rockwell hardness of 48 50 HRC. The included wooden scabbard is