british infantry sabre 1897

british infantry sabre 1897The sabre is a replica of British navy sabres introduced in 1897. According to some British officers, it is the finest sabre ever employed in the British army. Consequently, this Victorian sabre is still being used by the British, Australian and Canadian armies. It was used during the Victorian era, during which the British Empire expanded to almost a third of the world. The sabre travelled to Flanders during the First World War and is still utilised

in some cases with RVS parts to make the sword heavier

Certain elements of this dagger are also based on historical pieces

The Danish LARP weapons manufacturers Palnatoke are well known for the outstanding quality

- Back plate

Its popularity is evident from the fact that this type of helmet was in use for over 100 years

Boots of this type provide the foot and ankle with good stability

with a draw weight of 8 to 10 lbs (3

By the early 14th century

Historically

circumference of 68 cm

The grips are constructed from American oak and the blades are painted with gold paint

They provided extra protection against the cold whilst permitting good freedom of movement