Britse cavaleriesabel 1912, semi-scherp Leren pantser while not impeding sight or

while not impeding sight or hearing

The sleeves are also fastened with laces and these can also be detached during darm days

by military historian Vegetius

This early type armet is modeled after the original from the mid-15th century

Deze kniebeschermers zijn gemaakt naar verschillende exemplaren uit de 13de en 14de eeuw

Britse cavaleriesabel 1912, semi-scherp Leren pantser while not impeding sight orThe 1912 cavalry saber was the very last sword issued to British Army cavalry officers at a time when horse attacks were largely obsolete and swords were rarely used as a combat weapon. It was considered the best cavalry sword ever designed and was still in use during the First World War. The 1912 model was clearly based on the 1908 model, but was much more elaborately decorated. When it was first introduced, it was provided to all officers to replace