deepeeka 13th century crusader sword Lorica hamata a combination frequently seen on

a combination frequently seen on coins and other artworks

These four-sided canvas tarpaulins are well-suited to all outdoor purposes

It has been antiqued to give it an authentically aged appearance

This type of armour plate consisted of iron strips that were attached to the inside on a leather strap

deepeeka 13th century crusader sword Lorica hamata a combination frequently seen onThe sword is based on a 13th century original, nowadays housed in the collection of the Royal Armouries in Leeds. Classified as an Oakeshott type XII, it was amongst the first swords to feature a blade suited to both stabbing and slashing. Swords of this type were employed across feudal Europe and worn throughout the era of the Crusades. Examples have been excavated widely across Europe and as far afield as Israel. Supplied complete with scabbard.