ulfberth historical templar surcoat

ulfberth historical templar surcoatSurcoats were often worn in the Holy Land, not only against the heat but also for recognising fellow Templars. The surcoat has been crafted after historical examples in wool and is lined with cotton. Splits at the front and the back permit it to be worn with ease during horse riding. The surcoat has a length of 131 cm. It has been made for a chest circumference of 130 cm and a head with a max. circumference of 68 cm. Delivery excluding belt & other

Cold Steel's reliable reproduction of a classical spear as used in Central Europe

Emperors and high officers also carry the weapon

They are woven in a four-in-one pattern and subsequently riveted with wedge rivets

Tip: this leg armour contains a leather strip on the upper side

Swords of this type were employed across Europe during the La Tène period

The sword measures 72 cm in length

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The cross-guard consists of two steel discs that are attached to the horn grip with two nails

Crafted from carbon steel

In ancient Greek culture and the Nordic Bronze Age

The outdoor axe is a strong

It was often carried beneath the left arm and symbolised courage and rank