Enkelhandig zwaard Oakeshott XIV, semi-scherp Boogschieten The design shows a contrast

The design shows a contrast between the leather surface and the canvas cotton

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These two archetypes - the destroyer and the opponent of the hero - reinforce each other

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Enkelhandig zwaard Oakeshott XIV, semi-scherp Boogschieten The design shows a contrastThis single handed sword has a length of approx. 90 cm and a blade of 72 cm and a max. width of 5 cm. The simple decorated pommel and the cross guard were typical for their era. The cross guard is slightly bended for parrying enemy blows. The wooden grip is covered with leather for a good grip. Type XIV is the last sword in Oakeshotts typification that was meant for piercing chainmail. It has a short, wide and pointy blade. The profile is quite flat