roman razor bronze HEMA zwaard This gamurra is inspired by

This gamurra is inspired by the Renaissance

Because of his military victories he each time reigned a larger part of the Roman Empire until he became an absolute ruler from 342 on

with RVS parts employed in some cases to make the sword heavier

the Anglo-Saxon period

roman razor bronze HEMA zwaard This gamurra is inspired byEven the Greeks and Romans considered a well groomed appearance a sign of prestige, and beard care was done with a razor like this. The handle is cast in bronze according to the lost wax method and shows a mythological mixed creature of lion and eagle a motif that also appeared on the helmets of gladiators and Thraks at the time. Because each mold is only used once, each specimen is unique. The blade is from iron, cold forged and ground. Unlike the