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These jackchains would have been worn by the common soldier throughout the 14th and 15th centuries
The blade is constructed from 4310 carbon steel with a hardness of HRC 53
This sword is classified as a Petersen type Æ
This bronze torque has an elegant pattern and may be adjusted to the correct size
Breastplates in this style were produced from the early 15th century and worn by infantry until the 16th century
deepeeka milanese sword 1432 ad Helmen 19de en 20ste eeuw These jackchains would have beenThe sword is crafted after a Milanese original from 1432, which is now held amongst the collection of the Royal Armouries of Leeds. In 1414 the kingdom of Cyprus signed a peace treaty with the Egyptian Mamluks. In honour of this treaty, the king of Cyprus presented many gifts to the sultan of the Mamluks, and this sword was amongst them. The sword is a Milanese design and was found in the weapon arsenal of Alexandria. It is an Oakeshott type XIX and
