Pruisische infanteriesabel, semi-scherp Viking jurken en hangerocs This surcoat features a slit

This surcoat features a slit

They were mildly useful for long-range musket and pistol fire

This pouch was made after images in medieval manuscripts

perfectly suited for various stylish interpretations by the wearer

This mirror is a replica of several Celtic originals excavated in Central Europe and on the British Isles

Pruisische infanteriesabel, semi-scherp Viking jurken en hangerocs This surcoat features a slitThis type of sabre was used by the Prussian cuirassiers. It was first used in 1819 in Germany and is the same type of sabre that was used for the first time in 1806 in the Russian army. This sword is made in the style of a Prussian infantry sabre from the mid 19th century. It has a carbon steel blade, is single edged and has a length of 83 cm. The blade has a length of 65 cm. The sabre is delivered including a scabbard.