William Marshall zwaard, scherp Viking hanger so that the braid does

so that the braid does not come loose and to pull it through the buckle

at the height of the chest there is a hem under which the fabric is frilled

the texture of the wood is still visible

8 kg and includes a leather liner and chin strap

William Marshall zwaard, scherp Viking hanger so that the braid doesThis replica is made after the sword of the English knight Sir William Marshall, earl of Pembroke. He lived between 1146 and 1219. This sword is a light, well balanced type XIa which primarily functioned as a cavalry weapon. The blade is made of carbon steel with a hardness of 52 54 HRC. It has a length of 101 cm, with a blade of 84 cm and it weighs approx. 1 kg. The blade is sharp. The point of balance is situated approx. 20 cm below the cross guard,