deepeeka sword of st maurice

deepeeka sword of st mauriceSaint Maurice is, amongst other things, the patron saint of soldiers, sword forgery and the Swiss Guard. He lived in the 3rd century AD and was originally from Thebes, Egypt. The sword is a replica of the sword that was buried with the bones of the Saint. The original was crafted between 1200 and 1250. The sword is 94 cm long, with a blade of 78. 5 cm long and max. 4. 3 cm wide. The blade is constructed from carbon steel, has a full tang and is

The shape is adjustable

Archaeological finds show that some shields were decorated with scenes from the Viking Edda and other stories

Axes of this type are often found in contexts associated with warfare

Shields of this kind were employed during the conquest of England

These ribs are well-suited to close combat for blocking an opponent's weapon

The Viking god Odin

The spatha is 93 cm long

The belt has holes for aiglets

which renders the material more durable and less likely to tear or sustain damage

we would like to emphasise that leather is a natural product and variations in colour and grain are quite common

For a particularly fine effect

or to attack and strike the opponent with force