dybek sword Festival mantels en capes often with projecting lugs on

often with projecting lugs on either side of the eye (yoke-like protrusions)

The sword has a blade of 9260 carbon steel

or with an extra hand on the pommel and the grip for additional power

and the fabric may optionally be treated to render it even more waterproof against the winter rains

This type was a double-edged sword that was primarily intended for stabbing

dybek sword Festival mantels en capes often with projecting lugs onThe sword is modelled after the example found in Dybek. Many early medieval swords, like this one, were richly decorated with organic and stylised knot motifs. It measures 106 cm in length and features a blade crafted from 420 stainless steel, 50 HRC. The pommel and crossguard are constructed from brass, and the hardwood grip is wrapped in black leather. The sword is classified as Petersen Type Z. Dragons were the mythical counterparts of snakes and