15th century sallet mathes

15th century sallet mathesThe sallet is based on a 15th century original crafted in the German style. Sallets of this type emerged between 1450 and 1460 and were worn throughout Europe, with particular popularity in Germany, even amongst the aristocracy. The visor of this sallet is fashioned in the late Gothic style, and the neckpiece consists of multiple lames to permit greater freedom of movement. The German sallet may have resulted from a combination of influences drawn

The pommel is 6

or an overgarment

when the Roman Republic evolved into the Roman Empire

These plastic swords can be assembled by the user

Our sword is not an exact replica of the aforementioned historical original

The nasal guard provides protection for the entire face whilst maintaining an optimal field of vision

Every model has the same tang so every part can be changed

so it exactly fits a large bottle of beer

The reverse comprises an even leather surface with the same beautiful hand-stitched finish

Cold Steel has crafted this sword as accurately as possible in accordance with the qualities of original swords

It is constructed from authentic shagreen and measures approximately 30 cm in length

The belt is constructed from two parts: the upper part is narrower and worn around the waist