Shamshir, scherp Keltische broche more than 30 different variants

more than 30 different variants of this scale armour were excavated

De pijpen kan je aan de onderkant ook dichtbinden met veters

This spearhead has wide leaves and was very popular during the late crusades

but it became popular among infantry because it could protect their forward leg

Deze barbute heeft een T-vormig vizier

Shamshir, scherp Keltische broche more than 30 different variantsThe shamshir is originally a weapon from Persia from the 9th century and spread from there all over the Ottoman Empire and India during the 16th century. They have a strongly curved blade and can be used for slashing in short and long distances. Weapons like this were used by both infantry and cavalry and were mainly popular as a primary weapon. Shamshir, meaning sword, is a collective name for the shamshir, scimitar, Talwar, kilij and the Turko