medieval sword robert the bruce

medieval sword robert the bruceA fine medieval Scottish sword with a luxurious scabbard, based on the medieval sword of Robert the Bruce. Such swords were employed during the Scottish War of Independence by historical figures such as Robert the Bruce and William Wallace. The pommel of this sword is decorated with the Andrew's Cross, the symbol of the Scottish flag. The luxurious grip is adorned with black leather and steel wire. The luxurious scabbard with sword belt depicts the

neck and a large part of the face including the nose

The luxurious coat is a replica of 17th century originals that were worn by gentlemen

the helmet has a neck guard made of several plates

often with spurs on either side of the eye (yoke-like projections)

Such a helmet was probably especially popular amongst foot soldiers who could not afford expensive helmets crafted from a single piece of metal

including those from Haithabu and Viborg (Denmark)

they flew around Asgard and Midgard all day and returned in the evening to report to Odin everything they had seen

A highly detailed relief of a lararium (house altar) excavated in Pompeii at the house of the Vetti

and the Viking shield is fitted with a steel edge for extra strength

had a strong appreciation for Roman luxury goods

The cross-guard and pommel are crafted from bronze and are richly decorated

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