Speerpunt & schachtkap Griekse dory, semi-scherp Zwaard displays Its name refers to the

Its name refers to the many examples stored in the armory of Lucerne

This LARP weapon is painted lifelike so that it looks like a battle hammer with a marble head that is attached to a wooden shaft with steel bands

people wore a cloak to keep warm while working and to protect their garments

A theory is that the somewhat larger curve in the blade is derived from the curve in the French cavalry sabres

Speerpunt & schachtkap Griekse dory, semi-scherp Zwaard displays Its name refers to theThis set consists of a steel spear tip and brass butt cap to make your own Greek dory. The hoplites from the 2nd and 3rd century BC. used the dory, or the one handed spear. The spear consisted of a shaft 2 to 3 meters long, a spear tip and a butt cap (sauroter). The shaft cap was useful for inserting the spear into the ground, for counterbalance, and in case the shaft broke off it could be used as a spare spear. Both the spear tip and the butt cap