ulfberth historical teutonic surcoat

ulfberth historical teutonic surcoatSurcoats were often worn in the Holy Land, not only against the heat but also for recognising fellow Templars. The surcoat has been crafted after historical examples, constructed from wool and lined with cotton. A split at the front and the back permits it to be worn with ease whilst on horseback. The surcoat has a length of 131 cm. It has been designed for a chest circumference of 130 cm and a head with a max. circumference of 68 cm.

This heavy infantry was armed for frontal impacts

It is well-suited to drinking horns with a diameter of 1

It is fitted with iron limbs

it faithfully reproduces a form worn by the Vikings as a brooch

The torc is fully handmade

The bracelet is crafted in Ancient Irish motifs based on the art found in many Irish manuscripts

The yari is modelled after the original spears that were employed in Japan by both soldiers and Samurai

The sword is a replica of an example from the 1st century BC from the Marne region

The set has been designed to replace the grip of an existing katana or to make your own katanas

The two loops permit the bag to be hung from your belt

Around this era the ricasso of the sword was strongly developed and stabbing techniques became more important

yet are made in order to have a flexibility and toughness similar to normal swords