Strijdbijl Konrad, 16e eeuw, semi scherp Middeleeuwse hoofddeksels The bag can be closed

The bag can be closed with a leather button and is made with leather cords and not with thread

costumes and Cosplay

This armor is based on originals from the fifteenth and sixteenth centuries

The lower side is decorative

De kling is gemaakt in de Shinogi-Zukuri stijl met een bloedgoot en een klingpatroon (hamon)

Strijdbijl Konrad, 16e eeuw, semi scherp Middeleeuwse hoofddeksels The bag can be closedAxes like this appeared from the second half of the 15th century. Around this time, armor was becoming increasingly effective, creating a need for weapons capable of striking through the gaps in plate armor. Axes like this were used by both aristocratic cavalry and infantry. The back of this axe features a point, similar to that of a war hammer. The main weapon, the axe blade, has a sloped, rounded edge ending in a hook. The hook could be used to pull