medieval sword teutonic order

medieval sword teutonic orderNew from Red Dragon (known for their high quality HEMA plastic training swords) is this line of high level historical sword replicas. These swords come with a leather sheath and are crafted from high quality steel of considerable hardness, making them well suited to intensive training. This Teutonic sword is a replica of a 13th century German sword. The Order of Brothers of the German House of Saint Mary in Jerusalem, better known as the Teutonic

and did not obstruct the wearer's field of vision

It measures 3

The bokken measures 112 cm in length with a blade of 80 cm and weighs 800 grams

The helmet is a replica of one depicted in the Church of Saint John and Paul in Spoleto from around 1170

The first depictions of this type of buckler appear in the early 14th-century Tower Manuscript

handmade hilt and is crafted to the highest standard

It may be worn on the belt and features a brass lock

Decorative eyebrows are mounted above the nasal guard

The edges are finished with a hand-stitched trim

The fibula features two animal heads at the ends (possibly dragon heads)

it has been fitted with faulds (articulated plates) at the front and culets (articulated plates at the rear)

and is fitted with a hard wooden grip covered in black leather