Bewerkte colada van El Cid, semi-scherp #N/A The “beard” — the downward-extending

The “beard” — the downward-extending part of the blade — provided a larger cutting surface without adding extra weight

This belt is based on originals that were worn by eighteenth-century buccaneers and Caribbean pirates

Breastplates like this developed in the late Gothic style (1440–1500)

It is made of cotton with a polyester filling and is available in white (natural) and black

Malienkolder and over items of clothing

Bewerkte colada van El Cid, semi-scherp #N/A The “beard” — the downward-extendingRodrigo Diaz de Vivar or better known as El Cid was a Castilian nobleman who conquered and controlled Valencia after his exile. El Cid means 'the lord' in a mix of Spanish and Arabic. He had two swords: Tizona and Colada. El Cid won Colada from the Count of Barcelona and gave it to one of his sons in law, but reclaimed it when he mistreated his daughter. A sword that is thought to be Colada is now exhibited at the Royal Palace of Madrid. This richly