MAA Europese speer, scherp Griekse - Romeinse - Keltische schilden Camails were commonly worn until

Camails were commonly worn until the mid-15th century

In the early Roman army

6 mm thick) and features a linen lining and a chin strap with a historically accurate buckle

The wooden grip is covered with leather and the sword is delivered including an scabbard

During the 15th and 16th centuries

MAA Europese speer, scherp Griekse - Romeinse - Keltische schilden Camails were commonly worn untilCold Steel's European spear is based on medieval spears that were used all over Europe during the Middle Ages. It is razor sharp and designed for martial arts and impact tests. This spear is made of 1055 carbon steel, is 214,6 cm long and weighs 1483 grams. The spearhead is 52 cm long.