Laat 16e eeuwse rapier, musketiers, semi-scherp Freya This knobkerry is made of

This knobkerry is made of solid polypropene which is just as strong as hardwood

This building has a sloping floor to drain rainwater

This katana has a long tang (nakago) which is fixated in the grip by two bamboo pins (mekugi)

De tas heeft aan de achterkant een leren lus om hem aan je riem te hangen

This main gauche matches the 'Torino rapier'

Laat 16e eeuwse rapier, musketiers, semi-scherp Freya This knobkerry is made ofThe 'French' musketeers used muskets as their main weapon, but these were difficult to load and fire. That's why they also carried a good rapier as a second weapon. This musketeers rapier is inspired by originals from around 1590. The hilt has a basket shaped grip that is suitable for both left and right handed users. It is an effective combination of the cup hilt and swept hilt styles. The grip is wrapped with wood and steel wire, and the parts of