Circa 1400 bone and horn rondel
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Circa 1400 bone and horn rondel. Typically English Rondel guard sat the front with a carved horn spacer, a grip made of horn and bone stacked elements and a bronze pommel cap, clinched into position and has punched decoration on the top face. Strong single edged blade and a bevelled false edge.
Red, Double layered vegtan leather sheath with contrast thonging woven into scabbard with bronze chape, risers and incised work on the front and rear.
Blade length: 25cm/10"
Grip length: 9cm/3.5"
Overall length: 36cm/14"
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