Tassets Kaspar, 1.2 mm Sabels The sword lends itself best
Description
The sword lends itself best for slashing and is very durable
The cross-guard consists of two steel discs that are attached to the horn grip with two nails
Similar snake rings from the same period have been discovered elsewhere in Scandinavia
it almost certainly belonged to a chieftain
allowing it to deflect projectiles from above
Tassets Kaspar, 1.2 mm Sabels The sword lends itself bestLong tassets like these were used worldwide between the 16th and 17th centuries. The tassets protect the thighs of riders and infantrymen. Long leather boots were often worn under half armor. These tassets are equipped with leather straps with which they can be attached to the cuirass.
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