I'm guessing thats a ceremonial item rather than a practical weapon?
All that weight at the front, once one blade has hit the other four are overkill and how on earth do you sharpen the blades without cutting yourself to pieces on the other ones?
I'm guessing thats a ceremonial item rather than a practical weapon?
All that weight at the front, once one blade has hit the other four are overkill and how on earth do you sharpen the blades without cutting yourself to pieces on the other ones?
It is from a book from “War Games Research Group Publication”. It is a collection. Some, if not all, of the images are from the book “Armies and Enemies of the Crusades 1096-1291” by Ian Heath. It is a good colection.
It is from a book from “War Games Research Group Publication”. It is a collection. Some, if not all, of the images are from the book “Armies and Enemies of the Crusades 1096-1291” by Ian Heath. It is a good colection.