deepeeka 18th century colichemarde Middeleeuwse monnikspijen and a map of the

and a map of the territories behind the Wall

The rings are hand woven in a four-in-one pattern

every piece is unique

they overlapped at the chin and were secured with a spring pin that fit into a matching hole

Constructed from carbon steel with a 50–52 HRC hardness

deepeeka 18th century colichemarde Middeleeuwse monnikspijen and a map of theColichemardes such as this were worn by both the army and the bourgeoisie. They served for self defence and also to demonstrate that the wearer was capable of defending himself. Some colichemardes were luxuriously decorated. These swords proved highly effective in duels, being quick to handle and well suited to both stabbing and slashing. Colichemardes were carried on European battlefields as well. The blade of this model is crafted from EN45 spring