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The dress can easily serve as both an outer layer or be worn on its own
the blade has a strong conical shape from a broad base to a narrow tip
and the shaft socket has a diameter of about 31 mm
The besagews of Gothic armor were decorative but primarily intended to shield the armpits and upper arms from powerful cuts and strikes
often decorated with patterns or monograms
15e eeuwse tweehander, Royal Armouries, semi-scherp Festival tassen The dress can easily serveThis is a replica of a mid 15th century two handed sword. The original piece was excavated in France (possibly found at a fort near the 1453 battlefield of Castillon la Bataille). The two handed sword is one of a group of over eighty swords discovered at the same site. It has been part of the Royal Armouries collection since 1978 (object number IX. 1787). This type of sword is believed to have been in use during the last years of the Hundred Years
