Ierse eenhander met ringpommel, semi-scherp SDISO_bestelbaar This sabre was mostly used

This sabre was mostly used by men of the Polish aristocracy during the 17th century

Originally these traditional models were only worn by the Japanese samurai

Around this era the ricasso of the sword was strongly developed and stabbing techniques became more important

Sir William Marshall is buried in Temple Church in London

De banden zijn met 3 mm dikke leren koorden vast te maken

Ierse eenhander met ringpommel, semi-scherp SDISO_bestelbaar This sabre was mostly usedThis replica is based on 16th century drawings of Irish kerns (cethern). They wore small wide swords like this. Typical is the ring shaped pommel. Similar swords have been excavated all over Ireland, the ring shaped pommel presumably dates back to the 13th century. Several originals are nowadays part of the collection of the National Archaeological Museum in Dublin. This sword is 105 cm long with a wide blade and an S shaped cross guard. The sword is