Medieval Sword – Milanese Sword with Finger Guard (1432 A.D.)One of the most famous swords from Alexandria is housed in the Royal Armouries in Leeds. This sword is a representative example of Type XIX swords according to the Oakeshott typology. The defining characteristics of Type XIX swords include..
Milanese armor, 15. century, 1.2 mm steelThis milanese armor in 15th century style consists of a breast plate and a back plate, as well as fauld parts. The upper part of the breast and back plate (cuirass) is attached to the separate fauld parts on the front and the rear by authentic brass buckles a..
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