deepeeka celtic short sword

deepeeka celtic short swordThe short Celtic sword is a replica of an original excavated in South England and an original excavated in Northern France. Swords of this type were employed across Europe during the La Tne period. The blade is crafted from steel, whilst the grip is constructed from bone and bronze. The grip has been fashioned in a stylised anthropomorphic form. The sword measures approximately 66 cm in length and weighs 1 kg.

The chain mail skirt is constructed from round rings riveted with round rivets and flat punched rings

Camails featured a leather strip along the top edge

The leg armour is fitted with straps as well for fastening them to the legs

The decorated scabbard is included

2 kg and has a width of 23 cm

Greaves were worn over chainmail chausses and provided an additional layer of protection for the lower legs of mounted knights

The Rapier has a blunt blade and a safety cap on the point

with an inner diameter of 6 mm

The sword has a length of 75 cm and is exceptionally well-balanced

with a blade hardness of 52 to 54 HRC

often decorated with patterns or monograms

0 mm and is well-suited to a head circumference of up to 59 cm