Zwaard Charlemagne, semi-scherp Schermmaskers en handschoenen or as a bloodstone

or as a bloodstone

LARP players and cosplayers who want to give their outfit extra flair

Dit decoratieve tempelierszwaard heeft een koolstofstalen kling met een bloedgoot

11th-12th century depictions show knights almost exclusively with a split in their hauberks

Ze werden vanaf de klassieke periode tot in de 18de eeuw gebruikt

Zwaard Charlemagne, semi-scherp Schermmaskers en handschoenen or as a bloodstoneThe Sword of Joyeuse, now housed in the Louvre Museum, is one of history's most legendary weapons. It is traditionally linked to Charlemagne, the renowned King of the Franks. If this sword truly belonged to Charlemagne, who ruled over 1,200 years ago, it would have been used in numerous coronation ceremonies and is steeped in myth and legend, with tales attributing it with magical abilities. The tale begins in 802 AD, when it is said that the sword,