16th 17th century mace

16th 17th century maceThe simple and sturdy mace is based on originals from the 16th and 17th centuries. Crafted from high carbon steel with a leather grip, it has been designed to cause damage to plate armour. This type of mace was very popular in Eastern Europe, the Middle East, India, and the Ottoman Empire. Amongst the surviving examples, there exist both plain versions without decoration and richly decorated versions made for officers. This replica is based on the

The laces and belts make it adjustable in size

5 cm 46 10

Crafted from high-quality leather and fitted with a solid sole

Size Thigh LengthS25 cm100 cmM27 cm102 cmL29 cm102 cmXL32 cm105 cmXXL35 cm105 cmXXXL38 cm105 cm

8th century)

This permits optimal visibility and breathing space

This immortal walking stick is produced by United Cutlery

The blade is semi-sharp and constructed from high-quality carbon steel

or as decoration upon the table of a funeral meal

as they are fastened with leather belts to the waist and over the shoulders

The knife blade is a replica of a 9th–10th century original found in Haithabu

These versatile medieval ankle boots are based on originals that can be seen in manuscripts and on stained glass windows