15th century longsword

15th century longswordThe beautiful yet affordably priced sword is based upon features of several swords from the late Middle Ages and early Renaissance. It possesses some of the characteristics of the tournament swords employed by 15th century knights. The rings on the crossguard render this type of sword distinctive this is amongst the earliest examples of the later development of which the rapier is the pinnacle, with its intricate and elegant grip designs. In medieval

as well as for knight and medieval reenactment and cosplay of medieval films

Crafted entirely by hand

SizeChestLengthS4845M5049L5254XL5557XXL5960XXXL6461*Sizes are measured on the garment

Sallet fully on the head with visor closed: offers maximum protection for the head and face

one can adjust the trousers to suit individual preferences

The neckline embroidery depicts a wolf in the centre with an early medieval knot motif on both sides in several colours

and so finely wrought that even the individual feathers are clearly visible

and accidents frequently occurred

which is worked in a colour that contrasts with the colour of the chaperon

amongst other things

It served to clearly distinguish friend from foe in the heat of battle

This drinking horn is particularly well-suited to festivals