Russische Shashka met bajonet, antieke afwerking, semi-scherp Keltische sieraden en hangers Collars like this were worn

Collars like this were worn all over Europe during the 17th century

This is a complete battle-ready replica of a German flat bascinet made of 2 mm thick steel

Dit model is geïnspireerd op archeologische vondsten in de stad Haithabu uit de periode 900-1150 na Christus

It is painted lifelike and appears to be made of metal with brass fittings

heft een kling van 76 cm lang en weegt ongeveer 1 kg

Russische Shashka met bajonet, antieke afwerking, semi-scherp Keltische sieraden en hangers Collars like this were wornThe shashka, Cherkessian for "long knife," is a saber of Caucasian origin that was adopted by the Russian army in the 19th century and eventually became the legendary weapon of the famous Cossacks. The most distinctive aspect of this saber was the hilt, which had no handguard and was equipped with a distinctive, downward curved pommel. On horseback, the shashka was most effective due to its unique design, making it an excellent choice for cavalry.