Based on a Metropolitan Museum example. Daggers with 'half a guard' and very slender grips were popular with Landsknechts and are typically German and dated around 1510-1540
Vegtan leather scabbard with bronze chape and woven cords for hanging off of a belt
This Late 15thC magnificent and massive rondel is based on one in the Germanisches National Museum, Nuremberg, Germany. It is a statement in all ways. It is big, flashy,...
Late 15th Flanged Met Museum mace - Lead time 6 months
£950.00
The archetypal Knights Mace from the late C15th. This example, probably French, and reproduced from one in the Met Museum. It’s not the fanciest of this mace type, but it...
Breughel Messer 2-short sword with or without Eating set
£1,250.00
In many of Breughels’ paintings you see fairly low status men carrying short messers often with a side ring and a knuckle bow. This form of short sword was popular...