Conische schachtkap, handgesmeed, scherp Festival tassen This saber has a screwed

This saber has a screwed pommel

This belt end is a replica of an original of the 10th-11th century

The weight is also much lower than a wooden walking stick

This knobkerry is made of solid polypropene which is just as strong as hardwood

providing additional protection and making it easy to handle

Conische schachtkap, handgesmeed, scherp Festival tassen This saber has a screwedThis butt cap is made after originals that were used between the 1st century BC and the 13th century. Butt caps protected the back of the shaft from wear. In themselves, these points were also powerful weapons! This also allowed the warrior to use the back of the spear as a weapon. They were used for javelins such as the Roman pilum as well as for cavalry spears and Germanic and Viking spears.