model 1850 us staff and field officers sabre

model 1850 us staff and field officers sabreThis luxuriously decorated sabre is an accurate replica of the 1850 model US officer's sabre. The hand forged blade is crafted from British military spec steel that can bend more than 20 and straighten again, constructed from 1065 carbon steel. The sword features a brass pommel and grip, with the grip covered in leather. The blade is hand engraved with a leaf motif and "U. S." amongst the branches. The blade is further etched with leaf motifs,

the bag features fittings constructed from brass

It features a hood that falls over your shoulders

this women's undergarment is almost too good to hide beneath an overdress and may be worn with a belt and accessories alone

The scabbard has metal rings to hang it on a belt

Men of the lower classes in the High and Late Middle Ages (1000–1500 AD) wore a tunicella—an 'over-tunic' with a built-in hood—for field work during the cold months or whilst travelling

light brown or dark brown

When you wear a wambuis and mail hood under your helmet

at the expense of the gladius

with a blade of 26 cm and a grip of 11 cm

The mask has a long nose

Around the 10th century

which will make your enemy even more frightened when he comes face to face with this seasoned assassin