The semi-sharp blade is made of 1065 carbon steel with a hardness of 48-52 HRC
This design comes from an 8th century stone found on the island of Gotland in Sweden
while recapturing it from the enemy was considered a major victory
It is supplied with a leather sheath
and the numerous round perforations on the right side provide necessary airflow
Schaalpantser, lorica squamata, messing Korset/Lijfje The semi-sharp blade is madeThe lorica squamata, or scale armor, was likely adopted from the Scythians or Sarmatians and was used as early as the 6th century BC. The lorica squamata was a Roman body armor worn by signifiers (standard bearers), aeneatores (trumpet players), centurions, cavalry, auxiliaries, and regular legionaries. Even emperors were sometimes depicted wearing it. During the Dacian Wars, Emperor Trajan had to re equip some soldiers in lorica segmentata with