claymore with scabbard Gespen en riembeslag Oudheid Warm coats such as these

Warm coats such as these were worn predominantly by men

so they may be worn straight away without needing to be greased or polished first—although doing so can help preserve the leather even longer

Originally issued in 1816

measure your head circumference while wearing it

Antiques (patinated) - Place the steel for a while in a damp environment (preferably outside) and let it rust

claymore with scabbard Gespen en riembeslag Oudheid Warm coats such as theseThe claymore (from the Gaelic claideamh mor, large sword) was a Celtic two handed sword that usually had a length of 150 cm or more. The earliest claymores were employed in the 16th century, the last in the 18th century. The length of this richly decorated claymore is 110 cm and the length of the blade is 83 cm. It is supplied inclusive of the scabbard.