Filips IV zwaard met schede, 14e eeuw, semi-scherp Luifels - tentharingen en touw often richly decorated in the

often richly decorated in the upper social classes

when the city was taken by Federal troops

The interior of the scabbard is lined with artificial fur

Als je een extra gevoerde padding wilt dragen

Gauntlets like these are part of the Avant armor

Filips IV zwaard met schede, 14e eeuw, semi-scherp Luifels - tentharingen en touw often richly decorated in theThis beautiful medieval sword is a replica of an original 14th century piece found in a grave in Toulouse, France, in the 19th century. Due to its striking aesthetics and the use of high quality materials (such as the pommel covered with gilded silver foil), the Oakeshott type XIV sword was speculated upon to have belonged to the French King Philip IV the Fair (Philippe le Bel, 1268 1314). In his Records of the Medieval Sword, first published in 1991,